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1 | Relaxed, easy pace; | ||
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| rhythmic breathing | training; reduces stress |
2 | Comfortable pace; | Basic cardiovascular training; | |
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| slightly deeper breathing, | good recovery pace |
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| conversation possible |
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3 | Moderate pace; more | Improved aerobic capacity; | |
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| difficult to hold conversation | optimal cardiovascular training |
4 | Fast pace and a bit | Improved anaerobic capacity | |
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| uncomfortable; breathing | and threshold; improved speed |
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| forceful |
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5 | Sprinting pace, | Anaerobic and muscular | |
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| unsustainable for long | endurance; increased power |
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| period of time; labored |
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| breathing |
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minute. The five commonly accepted heart rate zones are numbered from
How Do Heart Rate Zones Affect Your Fitness Goals? Knowing your heart rate zones can help you measure and improve your fitness by understanding and applying these principles:
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