I know this is history but If you guys can answer this question because I don't get it that would be awesome.
What is the least amount of time you should stay in your target heart rate?
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
20 min
10 min
5 min
2 hours
OpenStudy (anonymous):
I wi;; give medal
OpenStudy (anonymous):
will
OpenStudy (micahm):
10 or 20
OpenStudy (anonymous):
i think 10 not sure tho
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OpenStudy (micahm):
is the chooses we have
OpenStudy (anonymous):
The AHA usually recommends at least 30 minutes, so 20 would be my guess.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
:( if you guys can give a definite answer please
OpenStudy (micahm):
the highest
OpenStudy (micahm):
most likely 20 if hat's all the chooses we have
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
ok im trusting you lol
OpenStudy (micahm):
I hope I am right or I am a gonner lol
OpenStudy (anonymous):
lol
OpenStudy (micahm):
was I right or wrong
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Do youthink you could help me out withthis one
Tammy is using a treadmill, and when she puts her hands on the bar, sensors read her heart rate. Today, the sensors are telling Tammy that she is reaching 183, which is the highest rate in her target zone. What should she do to get the most effective workout?
Increase her running speed without adjusting the incline
Use the machine to maintain or decrease her intensity
Do additional aerobic exercises immediately after the treadmill
Use the machine to increase the incline and intensity
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OpenStudy (micahm):
if this is eglish please move it to eglish then I will help you