but References Mailings Review View 20 T Abbcode Alibede AaBbCcDe AaBb CODE AaBb A A ADA Normal No Spacing Heading 1 Heading 2 Tila Subtitle 2) You have a client who is training with you for weight loss (100 pounds to be exact; Current weight: 250 pounds). Your client trains hard while with you, however, you are unsure of her motivation to train at the same aerobic intensity consistently on her own. You decide to use SNICKERS bars to illustrate the relationship between her caloric intake and her energy expenditure. Her at home prescription is to walk at 3.5 mph at a grade of 2% for 30 minutes. Calculate the energy expenditure of this activity for 3 days/week and then convert that EE into SNICKERS bar (250 Calories). How much would her weekly at home exercise equate to a regular SNICKERS? Or put another way, how much does she have to work to neutralize eating one regular SNICKERS? (SHOW ALL THE STEPS TO YOUR WORK. This includes every formula or conversion used, and every step in the calculation in order to earn any points)-ts). Fill-out the initial chart below to identify what you know, what you need to determine, and what formulas you can use for this question. For each of the variables below, indicate whether you have this information or need it (bold each appropriate selection). Note, just because you do not have certain information, does not necessarily mean you need it to answer this question. Variable Name Have it? Need it? Variable Name Have it? Need it? Client Wt/Mass Yes No Yes No Type of Activity Yes No Yes No Calories/Energy Calories expended Iye Yes No Yes No to expend (goal) by activity Grade of TM VO2 demand Yes No Yes No Speed of activity Yes No Yes No Activity METS Yes No Yes No Anything else you know for solving this question? Anything else you need to know to solve this question? Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Page 2 of 8 Lab_04: EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION Now, based on what you answered above, and the question you are trying to answer, which of the following do you need to use to answer this question? Convert Miles per hour to Meters per minute Yes No Formula for VO2 demand from TM speed and grade Yes No Convert VO2 to METS Yes Formula for Calories from METS Yes No Convert Calories to Pounds Yes No No Show each step of your work. Below is a general template to help me follow the steps you took in your work to answer this question. As it is a template and there is more than one approach to answering this question, the number of steps may not align with the number of steps needed to answer the question with your approach. I Step 1 -- Conversion or Formula used: Calculations: Answer to Step 1: Step 2 -- Conversion or Formula used: Calculations: Answer to Step 2: Step 3 -- Conversion or Formula used: Calculations: Answer to Step 3: nited States) Focus but References Mailings Review View 20 T Abbcode Alibede AaBbCcDe AaBb CODE AaBb A A ADA Normal No Spacing Heading 1 Heading 2 Tila Subtitle 2) You have a client who is training with you for weight loss (100 pounds to be exact; Current weight: 250 pounds). Your client trains hard while with you, however, you are unsure of her motivation to train at the same aerobic intensity consistently on her own. You decide to use SNICKERS bars to illustrate the relationship between her caloric intake and her energy expenditure. Her at home prescription is to walk at 3.5 mph at a grade of 2% for 30 minutes. Calculate the energy expenditure of this activity for 3 days/week and then convert that EE into SNICKERS bar (250 Calories). How much would her weekly at home exercise equate to a regular SNICKERS? Or put another way, how much does she have to work to neutralize eating one regular SNICKERS? (SHOW ALL THE STEPS TO YOUR WORK. This includes every formula or conversion used, and every step in the calculation in order to earn any points)-ts). Fill-out the initial chart below to identify what you know, what you need to determine, and what formulas you can use for this question. For each of the variables below, indicate whether you have this information or need it (bold each appropriate selection). Note, just because you do not have certain information, does not necessarily mean you need it to answer this question. Variable Name Have it? Need it? Variable Name Have it? Need it? Client Wt/Mass Yes No Yes No Type of Activity Yes No Yes No Calories/Energy Calories expended Iye Yes No Yes No to expend (goal) by activity Grade of TM VO2 demand Yes No Yes No Speed of activity Yes No Yes No Activity METS Yes No Yes No Anything else you know for solving this question? Anything else you need to know to solve this question? Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Page 2 of 8 Lab_04: EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION Now, based on what you answered above, and the question you are trying to answer, which of the following do you need to use to answer this question? Convert Miles per hour to Meters per minute Yes No Formula for VO2 demand from TM speed and grade Yes No Convert VO2 to METS Yes Formula for Calories from METS Yes No Convert Calories to Pounds Yes No No Show each step of your work. Below is a general template to help me follow the steps you took in your work to answer this question. As it is a template and there is more than one approach to answering this question, the number of steps may not align with the number of steps needed to answer the question with your approach. I Step 1 -- Conversion or Formula used: Calculations: Answer to Step 1: Step 2 -- Conversion or Formula used: Calculations: Answer to Step 2: Step 3 -- Conversion or Formula used: Calculations: Answer to Step 3: nited States) Focus