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Karvonen Formula

The Karvonen Formula is a mathematical formula that helps you determine your

target heart rate zone. The formula involves using your maximum heart rate

(MHR) minus your age to come up with a target heart rate range (which is a

percentage of your MHR). Staying within this range will help you work most

effectively during your cardio workouts.

 

220

-Age

= Predicted Max Heart Rate

-Resting Heart Rate (Taken 3 mornings when wake up)

=Heart Rate Reserve

x Intensity (60%/80% one calculation 60% another one at 80%)

+ Resting Heart Rate

=Target Heart rate at % from 60% to 80%

NOTE: You should take early morning resting heart rate for 6 seconds starting at 0 and average number over 3 mornings.


Tips for a Healthier You

 

1. Consume 64-ounces of water a day.

2. Take a multi-vitamin daily (use a basic one with 100% RDI)

3. Exercise 5 to 6 times per week for 45 min. to 1 hour

  • strength training full body (2 x per week)

  • work up a sweat and burn those calories!

4. Keep a food journal and write everything down

  • exercise

  • water

  • multi-vitamin

  • food and amount

5. Weigh in at gym with us every week (confidential)

6. Bring food journals every time we meet

7. Follow eating plan as prescribed

8. Measurements day 1, week 5, and week 10

9. Final Body comp week 10

10. Weekly sessions include:

(may attend other sessions if a regular class is missed)

  • 50 minute workout

  • 10 minute abs/stretch

11. Limit or omit alcohol intake

12. Nothing to eat 2 hours prior to bed

13. Call us if you are going to miss class or let us know ahead of time

14. Be prepared to work hard!

 

Preventing Pain & Injury


1. Exercise Smart paying attention to your internal cues be honest with yourself, comfortably challenge yourself

 

2. Strengthen your body try to incorporate two strength training workouts a week

 

3. Get in Gear and use the proper exercise gear

 

4. Focus on proper technique

 

5. Rest and allow muscles to recover and repair

 

6. Take hot baths and deep soak

 

7. Get bodywork, deep-tissue massage or manual stretch

 

8. Maintain better posture while sitting or standing everyday

 

9. Take Five, take periodic de-stress breaks

 

10. Stretch your core

 

11. Treat any injury fast

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Tanya McArthur, R.D.

Registered Dietitian

ACE Certified Fitness Instructor

503-679-9020

   

Dana Sahlin

ACE Certified Personal Trainer

ACE Certified Fitness Instructor

503-351-6767

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