How to Pass the Cardiac Stress Test (Step-by-Step Progression)
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
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Learn everything you need to know about the cardiac stress test.
This video covers:
- What is the stress test? Including other names, like the treadmill stress test, stress ECG and stress EKG
- What are the speed and incline of the cardiac stress test?
- Why even fit people can do badly on the stress test
- How to train for the stress test
- Proper progression
- When does the test stop?
- What happens if you fail the test?
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I completed a stress test w/o any preparation while I was in the hospital. 4.5 minutes at 1 3/4 mph at a incline of 10. I was winded when I was done but I was very happy with myself. I’m a 71 year old grandma.
Good job
Great, well done.
There are so many unhelpful videos on this topic, but your video was actually very helpful! Thank you!
Awesome, thank you for the kind words :)
Thanks for very clear instructions. It was recommended to me to check myself to see if I can pass level 4 as a technical diver, but the person recommending the test to me couldn’t tell me if it was to be done to max heart rate or 85%.
Glad this cleared it up for you. Good luck with the test!
I've been running laps on a flat track for a few weeks now, preparing for this test. I will start going on the treadmill and walking/Jogging with inclinations. Wish me luck 👍
How did you do on you're stress test treadmill?
I'd like to know as well
@@gotemcoach2346 @FitnessSolutionsPlus I passed! I needed to past this test for a scientific diving job, and I scored well, so I got to go diving 4 days a week for my summer job. Super awesome.
incredibly helpful! thank you!
I'm 28 and will be getting this next week
Good luck!
Great explanation vid thanks very much. One question about the stress test:
Do we hold the rails of the treadmill or is it not allowed during the actual test?
You can hold the front rails
Awesome. I've been practicing without holding on. It's much more difficult. Probably a good way to prep for the test. Cheers. @@FitnessSolutionsPlus
@@rolandlowe8945 yeah, when training, I recommend not holding. This way, when the test comes, and you're allowed to hold, you do better
Hello I enjoyed your video and really appreciated your completeness, I need some guidance if you would.
I need to take the test to get my 3rd class medical back after a heart stent. I am 67, and have been training for a while and can get through the first two stages, 10% @ 1.7 & 12% @2.5, but struggle in third stage and have never yet gotten to 9 minutes, and my heart rate is around 150 after the second stage. If I can not do the 9 minutes, with my heart rate within the 85% then is that a complete failure??
Yes, unfortunately that's the case. Best of luck in your training
What's the 3rd stage ?
Speed and Incline info pls.
Nice! Is tennis a good way to train for the stress test?
Tennis is a lot of fun, and if you play singles, in general is good cardiovascular exercise.
But unfortunately it won't help you pass the stress test, since it's not a deliberate attempt to improve cardiovascular fitness.
With tennis, people may (or may not) get improvements in cardiovascular fitness, but even if they do, it's really a side benefit of tennis.
How to train to get better result on this test?
Simply follow the instructions in this video
Stress test is not how faster you run . Is not for how in line you keel running .street test is not see if you tu run a Marathon . Is just find out if you heart pump enough blood to muscle is not is because you guy having blocking coronary arteries and please don confuse my people.
I have a right branch block, it shows up time to time on ECG, but not all the time, some ECGs are normal. I recently had a CT Calcium score of 209 (58 year old) and my cardiologist wants me to do a stress test. Is this safe for me to do having this right branch block condition?
Great question, but unfortunately I'm not able to answer it. You'd have to speak with a cardiologist.
My CT calcium score was 4500😂