HR Zones - Target Heart Rate 12+

Name: HR Zones - Target Heart Rate
Rating: 4.6 (26 reviews)
Author: Andrew Arhelger

Your Heart Rate Zones

Andrew Arhelger

iPhone対応

- 4.6 • 26件の評価

- 無料

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説明

• If you exercise on a regular basis and want to improve your cardiovascular fitness, you need this App!

• Use this App to determine your target heart rate exercise zone. Your optimum heart rate zones are based on your age and resting heart rate. This App will calculate your unique heart rate zones and let you view them easily.

• When you exercise it is important to be aware of your heart rate. If your heart rate is too low you won't be get much benefit from your workout. If your heart rate is too high you may be burning calories, but you may also cause injury to your body. This App will help you exercise in your optimum heart rate zone.

• A good guideline is to stay within your target zone during the majority of your workout. This will keep your heart rate at a level that will burn body fat and calories and also keeps your heart beating fast enough to gain cardiovascular health. Doing so means your heart and lung capacity can improve over time.

• Heart rate zones and exercise ability vary from person to person. Use this App as a guide. If you have any questions about your heart rate zones please consult your doctor. Also be sure to discuss any new exercise routine with your doctor before you begin.

2020年12月23日

バージョン 1.0.1

Updates to support newer versions of iOS.

4.6／5

26件の評価

Like it!

This app is a great time saver to be able to calculate karvonen heart rate training zones. There is also a lot of useful information in the app.

I have one small request..in my NASM book they go with 3 training zones: 65-75%, 76-85%, 86-95%. I'd like to see a setting option to make these the displayed zones because I will train clients based on these three zones!

Thanks for saving me the time of making this app ;)

An app that does all the THR calculation work for you

This app is great as it does all the work for you calculations for you. Although I use a separate spreadsheet to calculate where I want to train at, I do find this very handy to do a quick peak to remind me my HR target zones.