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| Max HR (Read 154 times) |
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posted: 5/11/2008 at 9:54 PM |
So, since I spoiled myself with a Forerunner 305, I'd like to know what my Max HR is right now so maybe I can train with certain %'s and not overtrain, and whatnot. What is my best bet to get the most accurate heart rate for myself without using inaccurate formulas.
Last night I did an 8 miler at an 8:10 pace. I was comfortable, breathing fine, carrying on conversation with my partner. My average was 169 bpm. My max got up to 191 at the end when I hit a sprint for a few strides, but I was still good. Any help would be great.
Also, if anyone is a heart rate trainer person, I'd love some articles or information to help me out with it, because it interests me a bit... |
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posted: 5/11/2008 at 11:20 PM |
My method for determining max heart rate involves hill repeats. Not for the faint of heart.  |
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posted: 5/11/2008 at 11:29 PM |
Go to a track and do a 1 mile warm up. Then run a mile full out as fast as you can. Sprint the last 100m as hard and fast as you can. Your max HR should get hit during the last 50 of that 100m.
There are other ways to do it, but this will get you really darn close. |
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| view log Playmaker / nemesis |
posted: 5/12/2008 at 12:37 AM |
| I read somewhere that a good way to find it is to an 800m all out, rest 5 min, the do it again. Not for the faint of heart -- no wonder the last time I did it was during Clinton's first term. |
20th Century: 800m: 2:04 |1600m: 4:37 |3200m: 10:06 |5k: 16:23 |10k: 35:38 |15k: 54:20 |25k: 1:35:59
21st Century: 5k: 19:42 |10k: 43:00
What are you doing? |
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