How To Train With Heart Rate Training Zone?

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Published 2019-09-05
How To Train With Heart Rate Training Zone?

This video shows how to use Heart Rate Training Zones to help lose weight, lose fat, build speed, endurance and optimize exercise, How To Run Using Heart Rate Zones, How to Calculate Your Heart Rate Training Zones, How To Train With A Heart Rate Monitor, How To Use A Heart Rate Monitor. You first calculate the resting heart rate and maximum heart rate and determine the intensity of the workout.

There are five heart rate zones. Zone 2 heart rate training is the fat-burning zone. Zone 4 and 5 heart rate training improves your lactate threshold, VO2 Max, and cardio zone. You burn more carbohydrates than fat burning in Zone 4 and 5.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Start
00:59 - The History of Heart Rate Training
02:11 - The Karvonen Formula History
04:43 - Why use Heart Rate to Train?
05:42 - Where does your body get its energy?
08:31 - How do you construct your heart rate zones?
14:00 - Zone 1 Training
14:27 - Zone 2 Training
16:02 - Zone 3 Training
18:06 - Zone 4 Training
18:50 - Zone 5 Training
19:48 - How to Develop an Exercise using Heart Rate Zones
22:00 - Doctor Yogendra's Exercise Prescription

‪@DoctorYogendra‬

Many different formulas are used to calculate the maximum heart rate. Karvonen formula, Tanaka equation, and Gulati equation are commonly used.

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Doctor Yogendra
- Board-certified Physician Anesthesiologist and Medical Researcher

All Comments (21)
  • Finally finally finally someone that REALLY explains heart rate. This answers all my questions. 42
  • @tudorvaipan7937
    This is hands down one of the best running-related videos on Youtube! Thank you!
  • Your explanation finally explains the use of each zone, thank you Dr Yo
  • This was the best, most informative video on using HR zones for training that I’ve seen so far. Also, thanks for the time stamps. It made going back to review certain parts much easier. 🙏👍😊
  • @paulnorris2756
    Great video, thanks. FYI, I’m 69, a cyclist and reasonably fit. I’ve set my heart rate maximum as 155. My resting rate is usually a little below 60. I train using a Garmin watch and bike unit, so I can make sure I’m training in a more structured way. Thanks again for your help.
  • @farinaballerina
    Very informative and helpful video! 👍 As an overweight unfit person it helps me a lot to focus on my heartrate rather than how fast and how long I can walk/run on my treadmill. Doing the latter just makes me feel like a failure when I can only jog for 30 seconds. But when I focus on my heartrate, I can see that I am doing just fine even when I am only walking on there, because it gets me into the higher zones.
  • @kaywatkins4558
    This video is exactly has exactly the information that I was looking for. Thank you!
  • @Tritro1971
    Excellent video, very very important. This is what I was looking for several weeks. Thanks again.
  • @VinceThyng
    Thanks this was exactly what I wanted to know about those zones shown on my fitbit. I really appreciate you making this video.
  • @jjkatter
    Thank you very much for posting this, doc. Clear and informative.
  • @paulrose4200
    Brilliantly explained, Ive been able to work out my zones, which has stopped me overtraining and becoming stale Using an indoor cycle trainer as a way of getting fitter during lock down
  • @skyplanemd11
    One of the best videos I've seen to date that explains the workout zones....Many thanks!
  • @rosey182
    One of the best videos on the subject! Concise; thorough; and with references! Awesome 👌
  • @chunhualiao8191
    Just wow! The best information, organization, and delivery of this subject. Subscribed!
  • @douginit2288
    This is fantastic. I’m currently on the way to losing weight for the military. The Air Force has really cracked down on making sure all members are fit as a fiddle. Thank you Dr. Yo.
  • @jroberts5161
    What a great video, clear but detailed explanation - super useful for making sense of the numbers. Thank you!
  • @onkelsort5381
    Awesome video Doc! Thx for sharing, just the intro I needed!
  • @beachs7210
    Thank you so much!!! I have never understood HR training before. You made is so easy to understand!!!
  • @StellarSabSab
    You explained this so well and clear! Big thank you! ❤️❤️