Aerobic Profile

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Properties
Property	Value
id	7b2ea78c-4b78-4f75-a6a7-5396fe38b09a
name	Aerobic Profile
uncreatable	false
immutable	false
singleton	false
transforms	form, mtt, stt

Columns
Tag	Label	Type	Width
when	Date	String	100
max-heartrate	Max Heartrate	String	100
resting-heartrate	Resting Heartrate	String	100
absolute-VO2-max	Absolute VO2 Max	String	100
relative-VO2-max	Relative VO2 Max	String	100
wc-id	ID	String	50
wc-version	Version Stamp	String	50
wc-note	Note	String	100
wc-tags	Tags	String	100
wc-date	Effective Date	DateTime	50
wc-type	Type Name	String	50
wc-typeid	Type ID	String	50
wc-source	Source	String	100
wc-brands	Brands	String	100
wc-relatedthings	Related Items	String	100
wc-ispersonal	Is Personal	Boolean	40
wc-audit-personname	Changed by	String	100
wc-audit-date	Date	DateTime	100
wc-audit-action	Action	String	100
wc-audit-appname	Program	String	100
wc-issigned	Signed	Boolean	50
wc-isdownversioned	Down Versioned	Boolean	50
wc-isupversioned	Up Versioned	Boolean	50

Schema

<schema xmlns:a="urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.aerobic-profile" xmlns:t="urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.types" xmlns:d="urn:com.microsoft.wc.dates" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" targetNamespace="urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.aerobic-profile"><import namespace="urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.types" schemaLocation="base.xsd" /><import namespace="urn:com.microsoft.wc.dates" schemaLocation="dates.xsd" /><annotation><documentation><type-id>7b2ea78c-4b78-4f75-a6a7-5396fe38b09a</type-id><type-name>Aerobic Profile</type-name><effective-date-element>when</effective-date-element><wrapper-class-name>AerobicProfile</wrapper-class-name><wrapper-class-fwlink>136029</wrapper-class-fwlink><sample-xml-fwlink>136030</sample-xml-fwlink><data-type-guide-fwlink>136028</data-type-guide-fwlink><summary>
                A summary of a person's aerobic condition.
            </summary><remarks>
                A person's aerobic profile is made up of a set of
                measurements that indicate the aerobic capabilities of the person.
            </remarks><seealso>urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.aerobic</seealso><seealso>urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.aerobic-weekly</seealso></documentation></annotation><element name="aerobic-profile"><complexType><annotation><documentation><summary>
                        A summary of a person's aerobic condition.
                    </summary><remarks>
                        A person's aerobic profile is made up of a set of
                        measurements that indicate the aerobic capabilities of the person.
                    </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="when" minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1" type="d:date-time"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                                The date/time when the aerobic profile 
                                measurements were taken.
                            </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="max-heartrate" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" type="positiveInteger"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                                The maximum heart rate of the person.
                            </summary><remarks>
                                The maximum heart rate is measured in beats per
                                minute (BPM).
                            </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="resting-heartrate" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" type="positiveInteger"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                                The heart rate of the person when at rest.
                            </summary><remarks>
                                The resting heart rate is measured in beats per
                                minute (BPM).
                            </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="anaerobic-threshold" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" type="positiveInteger"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                                The anaerobic threshold (AT) is the exercise
                                intensity at which lactate starts to accumulate
                                in the blood stream.
                            </summary><remarks>
                                The anaerobic threshold is measured in beats
                                per minute (BPM).
                            </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="VO2-max" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" type="a:MaxVO2"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                                VO2 max is the maximum rate at which oxygen 
                                is absorbed into the blood stream by the body.
                            </summary><remarks>
                                VO2 max can be measured as either and absolute rate
                                in liters of oxygen per minute, or as a relative rate in
                                milliters of oxygen per kilogram of bodyweight per minute.
                            </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="heartrate-zone-group" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded" type="a:HeartrateZoneGroup"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                                A grouping of heart rate zones.
                            </summary><remarks>
                                This allows for customized groupings of heart 
                                rate zones based on different values.Heart 
                                rate zones are often used to optimize
                                exercise for different purposes. By grouping 
                                heart rate zones into named groups it is easier
                                to identify the zones to use for a particular 
                                workout.
                            </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType></element><complexType name="HeartrateZoneGroup"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                    A grouping of heart rate zones.
                </summary><remarks>
                    This allows for customized groupings of heart
                    rate zones based on different values.Heart
                    rate zones are often used to optimize
                    exercise for different purposes. By grouping
                    heart rate zones into named groups it is easier
                    to identify the zones to use for a particular
                    workout.
                </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="heartrate-zone" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded" type="a:HeartrateZone"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                            The heart rate zone definitions that make up the 
                            zone group.
                        </summary><remarks>
                            Each heart rate zone definition defines a zone 
                            for the zone group. In most cases the zone 
                            definitions should not overlap.
                        </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence><attribute name="name" type="string" use="optional"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                        The name of the heart rate zone group.
                    </summary><remarks>
                        The name is usually arbitrary. It is used by the
                        person to easily identify a set of heart rate zones
                        for use. In some cases, the group name may refer to
                        common heart rate zones that have been popularized
                        by sports trainers.
                    </remarks></documentation></annotation></attribute></complexType><complexType name="HeartrateZone"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                    A heart rate range.
                </summary><remarks>
                    A heart rate zone defines a range of heart rate measurements
                    in beats per minute (BPM). A heart rate zone can be used to
                    categorize the intensity of aerobic exercise or to guide
                    an aerobic session.
                    <br /><br />
                    A zone is defined by a lower and upper limit measured in
                    BPM or as a percentage of a person's maximum heart rate.
                </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="lower-bound" type="a:ZoneBoundary"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                            The lower boundary of the heart rate zone.
                        </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="upper-bound" type="a:ZoneBoundary"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                            The upper boundary of the heart rate zone.
                        </summary></documentation></annotation></element></sequence><attribute name="name" type="string" use="optional"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                        The name of the heart rate zone.
                    </summary><remarks>
                        The name is usually arbitrary. It is used by the
                        person to easily identify the zone without having
                        to remember the boundaries. The name is often
                        represented by the intensity or the benefits gained
                        by exercising in that zone. <br />
                        For example: <br />
                        "fat burning zone" or "cardio zone".
                    </remarks></documentation></annotation></attribute></complexType><complexType name="ZoneBoundary"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                    A heart rate zone boundary.
                </summary><remarks>
                    The boundary of a heart rate zone may be set as either an
                    absolute heart rate (measured in BPM) or as a percentage
                    of a person's maximum heart rate.
                </remarks></documentation></annotation><choice minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                        Choice of absolute or relative boundary unites.
                    </summary><remarks>
                        The boundary of a heart rate zone may be set as either an
                        absolute heart rate (measured in BPM) or as a percentage
                        of a person's maximum heart rate.
                    </remarks></documentation></annotation><element name="absolute-heartrate" type="positiveInteger"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                            A zone boundary defined by an absolute heart
                            rate.
                        </summary><remarks>
                            The zone boundary is expressed as an absolute
                            heart rate in beats per minute (BPM).
                        </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="percent-max-heartrate" type="t:percentage"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                            A zone boundary defined by a relative heart
                            rate.
                        </summary><remarks>
                            The zone boundary is expressed as a percentage
                            of the person's maximum heart rate.
                        </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></choice></complexType><complexType name="MaxVO2"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                    The maximum capacity of person to transport and 
                    utilize oxygen during incremental exercise.
                </summary><remarks>
                    VO2 max can be measured as either an absolute
                    amount of oxygen utilized, or as an amount
                    that is relative to the person's body weight.
                </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="absolute" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" type="t:positiveDouble"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                            The amount of oxygen utilized per minute
                            of exercise.
                        </summary><remarks>
                            Absolute VO2 max is measured in 
                            liters per minute (l/min).
                        </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="relative" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" type="t:positiveDouble"><annotation><documentation><summary>
                            The amount of oxygen utilized per
                            kilogram body weight per minute.
                        </summary><remarks>
                            Relative VO2 max is measured in 
                            milliters per kilogram per minute
                            (ml/kg/min). This measurement is the
                            more common measurement used to compare
                            aerobic performance.
                        </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType></schema>

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