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Fitness Heart Rates

Fitness Heart Rates

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Physical Ed

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6th - 8th Grade

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Easy

Created by

Jonathan Catron

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9 Slides • 9 Questions

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Fitness Heart Rates

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To achieve a health enhancing level of physical fitness..
  • Have a proper warm up

  • Know your THR (Target Heart Rate)

  • Get into your Heart Rate Training Zone

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Poll

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I've heard of this stuff before....

Yes, I'm a fitness knowledge master!

I know a lot about it, but could use a refresher.

I know a little about it.

I've never heard of this or have never understood it.

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Maximum Heart Rate
  • Your "highest" beats per minute for your heart

  • MAX HR:  220-age  (220-13yrs old= 207bpm)

  • bpm (beats per minute)

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Multiple Choice

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What is the MaX HR for a 12 year old?

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220

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208

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120

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Target Heart Rate
  • This is the number of beats per minute you want to achieve in your workout

  • To find it, take 220, subtract your age.  Then take that number (which is your MAX heart rate), and multiply it by .85.

  • THR = .85(220-age)

  • For a middle school student, that's around 176bpm.

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Multiple Choice

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How do you find your THR?

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220 - age

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220 + age

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220 - age, then multiply by .85

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220 - age, then divide by .85

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Checking your Heart Rate
  • take two fingers, and find your pulse (on your carotid artery (neck) or radial artery (wrist)

  • Count the number of beats for 15 seconds

  • Take that number and multiply by 4 to get your beats per minute (bpm)

  • You can also use a fitness tracker like a fitbit or smartwatch

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Multiple Select

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You can check your heart rate by...

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finding your pulse on your neck and counting for 15 seconds

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finding your pulse on your wrist and counting for 15 seconds

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using a fit bit or exercise device

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counting the number of breaths you take for 15 seconds

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Checking your Heart Rate is important because...
  • You can make sure your workout is strengthening your heart

  • You can see if you are reaching your goals

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Lets make a goal for our fitness workout...
  • To get to your THR, your 15 second count should be at 44.

  • 44 will get YOU at 85% of your MAX.

  • For other goals, you may shoot for only 60% or 70%, depending on your fitness level or activity.

  • Check out the chart to help you with a goal.

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Get a watch, timer, clock, phone, or even a sibling who can count to 15....
  • perform ONE or MORE of these quick activities....

  • 20 Jumping jacks, 10 push ups, 10 curl ups, 5 burpees

  • Now find your pulse and count for 15 seconds!

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Poll

Which activity did you do?

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Open Ended

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My 15 second count was....

15

LET'S TRY AGAIN....DOUBLE!

  • perform TWO or MORE of these quick activities....

  • 20 Jumping jacks, 10 push ups, 10 curl ups, 5 burpees

  • Now find your pulse and count for 15 seconds!

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Poll

Which activity did you do?

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Multiple Choice

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What range did you fall in for number of beats?

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Less than 31 (124bpm)

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Between 32 and 43 (125-175bpm)

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44 or greater (176bpm or more)

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I have no idea....I need to redo this lesson...

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Multiple Select

Exit ticket: Why is it important to check your heart rate? (pick 2)

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So you can strengthen you heart during exercise

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So you can check your goals

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So you be a professional athlete

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So you can get better at sports

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