Exercise Intensity as a Percentage of Maximal Heart Rate Example Calculations

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This video shows Dr. Evan Matthews explaining how to calculate exercise intensity as a percentage of maximal heart rate. This is useful when prescribing cardiorespiratory exercise intensity.

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Link to Dr. Evan Matthews website.
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I learn so much from your channel and your videos. The presentation style is straight to the point and full of knowledge. Keep making these videos. I subscribed and learning everyday!

countrymusicguitarclassics
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The Formula 220-Age works good for me. Mine is 142. Riding a bicycle for 75 minutes @ 17.6 Kmh my HRM is 124 bpm maximum and my average is 99. I consider this moderate exercise and has no heavy breathing while still able to speak.

hornet
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wow… i just discovered your channel today and it is packed of super interesting video and content!
my congratulation! 👏👏
i’ll be surely gonna watch all of them!! 😊
i would have a question thoug… what is the relationship between heart rate and calorie burned?? calorie burn are completely connected to heart rate or they depend on something else?

rickycarfan
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My max is 177 and my vigorous exercise is 141.9 - 159.45 so my number is not on the workout chart 📉📈 but I saw my max of 177 and I don't know what work out to do can you explain it in a video 📷 please

reginajohnson
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New sub here. Hi I just checked ur vdo on harris benedict equation explanation..I have an enquery. If I'm calculating for an overnight person n not obese which equation is to be used and in the place where I should use the weight should I use the current weight or the target weight

shika-way
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Would the calculation be different if someone has a mild lung condition?

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