問題一覧
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3 PHASES OF EXERCISE
Warm-up Workout Cool down
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It will make your heart beat faster and your breathing harder than in a normal condition
Moderate-intensity Physical Activities
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You are almost gasping for breath and cannot talk without pausing for a breath.
Vigorous-intensity Physical Activity
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You may identify the intensity of your training by checking this.
Target heart rate
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the estimated highest limit of what your cardiovascular system could manage during physical activity based on your age.
Maximum heart rate (MHR)
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Based on the sensations that you feel in your body. It includes increased heart rate, respiration, increased sweating, or muscle fatigue.
Rate of Perceived Exertion (RPE)
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Rest - No exertion
0
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Restful breathing, can sing
Extremely easy
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Can talk in complete sentences
Very easy
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Can maintain the activity for hours
Easy
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Can hold short conversation while doing the activity
Moderate
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Heavier breathing begins
Somewhat hard
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Deep breaths, talking is avoided
Moderately hard
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Deep forceful breathing (but still sustainable)
Hard
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Breathing is deep and laboured cannot talk and cannot maintain beyond a few minutes
Very hard
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Very uncomfortable, breathing is heavy and much laboured which can only hold 1 minute
Very, very hard
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Gasping for air in maximum of 5-20 second
Extremely hard
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Level is 3-4 on the Perceived Exertion Scale. You can use this level when you do your warm-up routine before the exercise proper
Low Intensity
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Level is 5-7 on the Perceived Exertion Scale and is where most of your workouts will fail. Can feel this level when you are already in your workout or exercise proper. For example, cardio workout.
Moderate Intensity
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Level is 8-9 on the Perceived Exertion Scale. You can do this level in a short period of time. These are physical activities at the vigorous-intensity level.
High Intensity
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Another simplest way to monitor the intensity level of your exercise.
Talk Test