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Can Fit Athletes Have Different Real Max Heart Rates

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Estimate target heart rate zones by age

Use the common age-based maximum heart rate method to estimate moderate, vigorous, and training-zone heart-rate ranges.

Age

Warm-up

94 to 113 bpm

Aerobic

113 to 132 bpm

Cardio

132 to 150 bpm

Peak

150 to 160 bpm

Results

Estimated max HR

188 bpm

Moderate zone

94 to 132 bpm

Vigorous zone

132 to 160 bpm

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Frequently asked questions

Why is target heart rate shown as a range instead of one number?

Because exercise intensity is usually guided by a target zone, not a single exact beat-per-minute value.

Does this replace exercise advice from my doctor?

No. It is a general fitness estimate and does not replace individualized medical guidance.