ArticleInternational journal of exercise science2021
Prediction and Cross-validation of an Energy Expenditure Equation in Walking or Running in Asian Adults.
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The prevalence of obesity is increasing across the world. Knowledge of the actual energy expenditure (EE) of walking and running can lead to a more precise exercise prescription which may contribute to obesity reduction or avoidance. Limited research has focused on EE prediction during walking or running in Asian adults. So, the aims of this study included developing an EE prediction equation and cross-validating the equation for Asian adults.
methodsA total of 85 Asians participated to test EE through indirect calorimetry. Linear regression analysis was employed for EE prediction, and a dependent
resultsPredicting EE during walking or running, corrected for one mile, yielded the following equation: EE = 0.933 * (Body Weight) - 4.127 * Gender (M = 1, F = 2) + 44.256 (standard error of estimate, SEE = 12.1 kcal·mile
conclusionThe cross-validation results supported the validity of our predicted equation in Asians. In a practical field setting, exercise professionals could apply this equation for assessing EE during walking or running, corrected for one mile, in normal weight (body fat percentage ≤ 22 for males, ≤ 35 for females) and overweight (body fat percentage > 22 for males, > 35 for females) Asian adults.
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