This document provides instructions and questions for a heart rate webercise. It includes directions to label parts of the heart diagram, watch an instructional video on target heart rate zones, answer questions from websites on heart rate and pulse, calculate target heart rates for yourself and others, and answer concluding questions tying it all together.
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Webercise
This document provides instructions and questions for a heart rate webercise. It includes directions to label parts of the heart diagram, watch an instructional video on target heart rate zones, answer questions from websites on heart rate and pulse, calculate target heart rates for yourself and others, and answer concluding questions tying it all together.
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Heart Rate Webercise
Complete the following diagram of the heart by labeling each
part of the heart. After each part is labeled, color each label and then color each part of the heart that correlates with that label. Use the following site: http://www.sciencekids.co.nz/pictures/humanbody/heartdia gram.html
Watch the video linked
below and answer the following questions!
Click Here to watch Target Heart Rate Video
1. What is target heart rate zone? 2. To calculate maximum heart rate you subtract your age from what number? 3. Name four activities that can increase your heart rate. 4. If you do not have a heart rate monitor and cannot take your own pulse, how can you tell if your exercise level is too low or too high?
Answer the following questions by visiting the American Heart
Association website: http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Conditions/More/MyHeartandS trokeNews/All-About-Heart-Rate-Pulse_UCM_438850_Article.jsp 1. What is resting heart rate? 2. What is an average resting heart rate for a teen or adult? 3. Identify three places to check your pulse. 4. Identify two factors that can affect heart rate and explain why. 5. Discuss a few reasons why a persons heart rate could be lower than 60.
Go to the website below to
calculate your own target heart rate. Record your resting heart rate and target heart rate in the table below. Find three additional people (friends/family) and take their resting heart rate and calculate their target heart rate and record data in the table below. CLICK ME Target HR Calculator
Name You: Person 1: Person 2: Person 3:
Age
Resting HR
Target HR
Use the information gathered from the Webercise to
answer the questions below. 1.
If Amber is 18 years old and her resting heart
rate is 65 what is her target heart rate?
2.
What is Ambers maximum heart rate?
3.
If Amber is exercising and her heart rate is at
135 beats per minute should Amber increase or decrease her workout intensity? Why?
4.
Describe activities or exercises that are low
intensity and also activities or exercises that are high intensity.