How to Measure

How to Measure

 

Intensity

Conditioning Exercise

 

Sports & Recreational Activities

 

 

Cycling - < 12 mph pace

Archery

 

 

Weightlifting - moderate effort

Basketball - shooting baskets

 

 

Stationary cycling - light effort

Bowling

 

 

Rowing - light effort

Fencing

 

 

Calisthenics

Golf

 

4

Stretching / Yoga

Gymnastics

 

Rowing machines - light effort

Horseback riding

 

 

 

 

Water aerobics or water exercise

Baseball

 

 

Aerobic dancing - low impact

Softball

 

 

Jogging - < 5.0 mph

Tai Chi

 

 

Walking - > 2.5 mph

Volleyball - competitive

 

 

Swimming - leisurely

Wrestling - competitive

 

 

Rollerblading - leisurely

Ice Skating - < 9 mph

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Time

Duration

 

 

445 minutes or more

330 to 44 minutes

215 - 29 minutes

1less than 15 minutes

Example: You run 5 times a week for 30 minutes FIT Index = Frequency X Intensity x Time

75 = 5 x 5 x 3

FIT Index 60, Athlete mode

Setting of height (Setting range: 3' 4" to 6' 6")

1)

Confirm the height setting screen. The height

 

value 5' 7" flashes. The height is indicated.

2)

Push the Up / Down button to set the height

 

value. The height value increases increments

 

by 1/4". By pushing the button for more than

 

1 second, the height values change at high speed.

3)Push the Set button to set the height value.

The display changes to the weight setting screen.

Setting of weight (Setting range: 23 lb. to 440 1/2 lb.)

1)

Confirm the weight setting screen. The weight value

 

135 lb. flashes and the weight is indicated.

2)

Push the Up / Down button to change the

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

weight value. The weight value increments

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

change by 1/2 lb. By holding the button for

 

more than 1 second, the weight values change at high speed.

3)Push the Set button to set the weight value. The display changes to the age setting screen.

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Omron Healthcare HBF-306 instruction manual Second, the height values change at high speed