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Setting an exercise testing profile

Source: R/add_protocol.R
set_protocol.Rd

set_protocol() allows to set a load profile for an exercise test based on profile sections.

Usage

set_protocol(...)

pt_pre(duration)

pt_wu(duration, load, rest.duration = 0)

pt_steps(
  duration,
  load,
  increment,
  count,
  rest.duration = 0,
  last.duration = NULL
)

pt_const(duration, load, count, rest.duration = 0, last.duration = NULL)

Arguments

...

Functions related to sections of the load profile, such as pt_pre, pt_wu, pt_const or pt_step. Sections will be evaluated in the order they are entered.

duration

A number, giving the duration of the test section or a single load within the test section (in seconds).

load

A number, giving the (initial) load of a section.

rest.duration

A number, specifying the duration of (each) rest (in seconds).

increment

A number, giving the difference in load between the current and the following load step.

count

An integer for the number of load sections.

last.duration

A number, giving the duration of the last load step (in seconds).

Value

A data.frame with the duration and load of each protocol step.

Functions

  • pt_pre(): Add pre-measures to a load protocol

  • pt_wu(): Add a warm up to a load protocol

  • pt_steps(): Add a stepwise load protocol

  • pt_const(): Add a constant load protocol

See also

set_protocol_manual for manual protocol design.

get_protocol for automated extracting of protocols from raw data.

Examples

set_protocol(pt_pre(60), pt_wu(300, 100), pt_steps(180, 150, 25, 8, 30))
#>    duration load
#> 1        60    0
#> 2       300  100
#> 3       180  150
#> 4        30    0
#> 5       180  175
#> 6        30    0
#> 7       180  200
#> 8        30    0
#> 9       180  225
#> 10       30    0
#> 11      180  250
#> 12       30    0
#> 13      180  275
#> 14       30    0
#> 15      180  300
#> 16       30    0
#> 17      180  325