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zoombie_bear
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:huh: So stupid....
I never even changed my weight setting on my HMR since I got it, changing it now...
One says my cals burned now could even less, we will see
so new question, what is the best HR for a wk-out for a 35year women?
I wk-out daily 45min -1h periods
I never even changed my weight setting on my HMR since I got it, changing it now...
One says my cals burned now could even less, we will see
so new question, what is the best HR for a wk-out for a 35year women?
I wk-out daily 45min -1h periods
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Do you have hypertension?
If not, then between 60 to 75 maybe even 80% max heart rate. There's many tests to determine your max heart rate. One easy test gives you an IDEA of where it might be and that's 220-age. It does not account for size in heart and other genetic factors.0 -
Here's a link to a maximum target heart rate calculator: http://www.naturalphysiques.com/2/target-heart-rate-calculator. Make sure you scroll down on the page to find the percentages for working out.0
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