Kikokotoo cha Uchumi wa Kukimbia
Gharama ya oksijeni ya kukimbia kwa kilomita
Piga picha, AI itarekodi mlo wako. Lishe na mazoezi katika programu moja.Pakua programu bila malipoufyonzaji wa oksijeni kwa kasi thabiti chini ya kiwango cha juu, mfano 40
kasi thabiti uliyoidumisha, mfano 12
uzito wa mwili wako kwa kilogramu, mfano 70
Kikokotoo cha Uchumi wa Kukimbia
Wakimbiaji wawili wenye VO₂max sawa wanaweza kushindana kwa namna tofauti sana kwa sababu mmoja hupoteza oksijeni kidogo kwa kasi — huo ndio uchumi wa kukimbia. Weka VO₂ yako kwa kasi thabiti iliyo chini ya kiwango cha juu, kasi uliyoidumisha na uzito wa mwili wako, na kikokotoo hiki kitarudisha uchumi wako wa kukimbia kwa ml/kg/km pamoja na gharama ya takriban ya nishati kwa kilomita. Ifuatilie ili kuona kama mabadiliko ya mbinu, nguvu au viatu yanakufanya uwe na ufanisi zaidi.
Uchumi wa kukimbia ni gharama ya oksijeni ya kukimbia kwa kasi iliyo chini ya kiwango cha juu — VO₂ ikigawanywa kwa kasi, ikionyeshwa kama mililita za oksijeni kwa kilogramu kwa kilomita. Chini ni bora: mkimbiaji mwenye uchumi zaidi hutumia oksijeni kidogo kwa kasi ile ile, jambo linalompa nyakati za haraka zaidi kwa kiwango kile kile cha siha. Thamani za kawaida za waliozoezwa ni karibu 180–220 ml/kg/km. Pima ukiwa katika hali thabiti ya kweli na kwa kasi ile ile ili iweze kulinganishwa.
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- What is running economy?
- Running economy is how much oxygen, and therefore energy, you use to run at a given speed. This calculator takes your VO₂, speed and body weight to express economy in ml/kg/km and energy cost per kilometre, showing how efficiently you run.
- How do I calculate running economy?
- Enter your measured oxygen uptake (VO₂), your running speed and your body weight. The tool normalises oxygen use to your weight and the distance covered, producing ml/kg/km so you can compare efficiency across runners and training phases.
- What does good running economy look like?
- Better economy means using less oxygen for the same pace, so lower ml/kg/km values are more efficient. Trained distance runners tend to be more economical than beginners, and improvements come from training, technique and reduced wasted motion.