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•Maximum Heart Rate (MHR)
•Upper heart rate limit
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| Zone 1 | 50% x MHR | 60% x MHR |
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| Zone 5 | 90% x MHR | 100% x MHR |
The most popular zone range is from 50% to 80% of your Maximum Heart Rate. This is where you achieve cardiovascular benefits, burn fat and become fitter.
USEFUL REFERENCE
TARGET ZONE
To help achieve maximum health benefits from your workout programme, it is important to know your:
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Moderate Activity Weight Management Aerobic Zone Anaerobic Threshold Zone
Red Line Zone ( maximum capacity )
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