

Heart Rate Zone
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Physical Ed
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7th - 8th Grade
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Medium
Joel Lorenzo
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5 Slides • 2 Questions
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Target Heart Rate Zones

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What is your MAX Heart Rate?
It's a simple formula:
220 - your age = Max Heart Rate
NOTE: This not exact as everyone is different, is just a general rule.
This number is considered 100% of how fast your heart can beat per minute during exercise.
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Multiple Choice
Based on the previous slide if you are 13 years old, what is considered your MAX Heart Rate?
220
190
207
200
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%MHR= % of your Max Heart Rate.
During our workouts you want to try to be in zone 2-3, 65%-80% of your Max HR. It's ok to go higher if you can do it comfortably.
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Use this Heart Rate Percentage Chart for the question on the next slide.
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Multiple Choice
Based on the chart in the last slide, what would your HR be if you are 13 yrs old and exercise at 70% of your Max?
190
170
200
220
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Homework (Asyncronous)
Choose a Darebee Workout
Take your pulse after 3 sets (Level 1)
What was your % percent of Max Heart Rate?
(Use the chart on slide 5)
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