1. Cardio-respiratory Endurance
How do I know??

2. CRE What is a long period of time?
Ability of my heart and lungs to work over a long period of time.
What is a long period of time?
You want to be able to work up to 30 to 60 min.
**The higher the intensity the less time you will have to spend doing it.

3. Examples of CRE/Aerobic activity???
Running, XC skiing, biking, roller blading, soccer, basketball, boxing, kick boxing, swimming long distances

4. How do I know if I am working hard enough?
Resting Heart Rate- the lowest heart rate that I will have during the day. It is taken upon waking to get the most accurate reading.
Max Heart Rate- the highest level my heart rate should ever be. You don’t want to work this hard all of the time though.
Target Heart Rate Zone- area in which I should keep my heart rate in during exercise to get a benefit

5. How to calculate your THRZ
Take 220 (this is a given number that does not change), and minus your age from it to get your Max HR
Then take your MHR x 85% for the high end of your zone
And your MHR x 60% for the low end of your zone
These calculations give you your (THRZ)

6. MHR 3. MHR
-Age X X .60
Max HR (High # Low #)
Target Heart Rate Zone

7. Persons age is 30 220-30=190 Max H. R. 190 x .85= 161 High end
190 x .60= 114 Low end
THRZ ( ) BPM

8. Persons age is 45 220-45= 175 Max H. R. 175 x .85= 149 High end
175 x .60= 105 Low end
THRZ ( ) BPM

9. Persons age is 70 220-70=150 Max H. R. 150 x .85= 127 High end
150 x .60= 90 Low end
THRZ (127-90) BPM

10. Examples: Age Max HR Top of zone Bottom of zone 30 190 161 - 114
What did you notice about the zone as the person aged?

11. Taking You Pulse
Your pulse can be taken in one of two spots, either your Carotid (neck) or your Radial (wrist)
Do not use your thumb, use two fingers
Count the first beat and every beat there after for:
1 min (most accurate for resting hear rate)
30 seconds X 2 (easiest)
10 seconds x 6 (most accurate for exercise heart rate)

12. Resting Heart Rate Facts
Typically your resting heart rate should be around 75 bpm or below for a teen
Someone who is in good shape usually has a lower RHR. 60’s or below
The better shape you are in the faster your heart rate after exercise goes back to its RHR level
The better shape you are in the harder it is to raise your RHR and get it into the zone

13. TYPES OF CARDIO HIIT- High Intensity Interval Training
LSD- Long Slow Distance

14. HIIT = High Intensity Interval Training
Short Bursts of near maximum intensity (at the top of your THRZ), followed by short period of low intensity (at the bottom of your THRZ)
HIIT is better for you because:
1. Burns more calories during exercise due to the high level of intensity
2. Caloric after burn (continue to burn calories after exercise is done due to the nature of the workout)
3. Psychologically makes the time go faster because of the variation
HIIT = High Intensity Interval Training

15. LSD = Long Slow Distance
Cardio training where you go the same speed for the entire workout with very little variation.
LSD is good for burning calories and getting your heart and lungs into a healthy state, easier to do because of the lower intensity.