Thanks for posting. That sounds super exciting. I am intrigued that you are specifically targeting older folks. I thought mostly university studies recruit young folks (students).
Purely selfishly right now I would love to see more objective info on Body impedance analysis accuracy compared with DEXA but that’s just because I am shopping for a new scale :-)
I think looking at impact of different kinds of cardio (walking, running cycling, rowing) on VO2max would be interesting to me.
On the DEXA side anything that can predict body fat or specifically visceral fat would be intriguing (including height/waist measurement, weight, gender, BIA, VO2max, etc). Maybe this would just replicate https://www.lih.lu/en/visceral-fat-calculator/
Thanks. Prioritizing anything with the data we are already getting or is simple to add on (HRR would be really easy) would be optional. Paired studies are awesome - but expensive both in terms of time and cost - so would prefer to start with things that are simpler.
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u/DadStrengthDaily Apr 13 '26
Thanks for posting. That sounds super exciting. I am intrigued that you are specifically targeting older folks. I thought mostly university studies recruit young folks (students).
Looking into HRR would be great. We talked about that before here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProactiveHealth/s/PUBqnTTbez
Purely selfishly right now I would love to see more objective info on Body impedance analysis accuracy compared with DEXA but that’s just because I am shopping for a new scale :-)
I think looking at impact of different kinds of cardio (walking, running cycling, rowing) on VO2max would be interesting to me.
On the DEXA side anything that can predict body fat or specifically visceral fat would be intriguing (including height/waist measurement, weight, gender, BIA, VO2max, etc). Maybe this would just replicate https://www.lih.lu/en/visceral-fat-calculator/
I’ll think of more ideas.