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HRC TYPES AND A WORKOUT QUICK-GUIDE
CHAPTER FOUR: HRC (HEART RATE CONTROL)
Cruise Control: while in any workout, set your current heart rate as your target heart rate by pressing a single key.
1 | - Put on a Polar® or compatible transmitter chest | ||||
| strap as described in section Chapter 1. | ||||
2 | - Press the | key until you reach your | |||
| desired workout, then press | . |
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3 | - Enter your workout parameters. This includes | ||||
| target heart rate, maximum treadbelt speed, | ||||
| workout time or distance, and maximum | ||||
| incline. |
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4 | - Press | . |
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5 | - Warm up. At the beginning of an HRC workout, | ||||
| the treadmill is in full Manual Control mode. | ||||
| Gradually increase your work level to slowly | ||||
| raise your heart rate to within 10 beats per | ||||
| minute (bpm) of your target heart rate. | ||||
6 | - HRC stage. Now the treadmill takes control | ||||
| of speed and incline, keeping your heart rate | ||||
| within a few bpm of your target. If you are using | ||||
| interval HRC, the treadmill alternates between | ||||
| work and rest intervals. |
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| or distance, the treadmill reduces workload by | ||||
| half and goes back into Manual Control mode, | ||||
| where you directly control your | ||||
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THE EASY STEPS TO AN HRC WORKOUT
CS1.0 TREADMILL OWNER’S GUIDE | 24 |
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