Total Walk - 61 minutes
Starting Heart Rate = 73
Max Heart Rate = 99
PVC's at 1st & 2nd Hill Climb = somewhere when heart rate was 95-99
The total walk felt great, but hills are still a challenge. The PVC's feel like the heart is not able to give the extra kick I need. The monitor I wear is nice because it starts to beep, and when I look at the readings on the monitor it will go from 95 to 53! The PVC's make my monitor go whacky!
Did some research on my heart rate & workout. The web site that I found also discussing using my monitor & heart rate goals. For my age, my maximum rate is 139. I can only get to 100-110 safely, before my PVC's kick in. Remember, my last echo-stress test, my maximum allowed was 129.
Here are details: From - Using a Heart Rate Monitor
- Healthy Heart Zone: 50-60% of your MHR. This zone is good for daily exercise. Healthy Heart Walking Workout
- Fat-Burning/Fitness Zone: 60-70% of your MHR. This heart rate burns the highest percentage of fat. Fat-Burning Walking Workout
- Aerobic Zone: 70-80% of your MHR. Increases your functional capacity, used when training for an endurance event. Aerobic Walking Workout
- Anaerobic Threshold Zone: 80-90% of your MHR. Improves your cardiovascular capacity and VO2 Max. Threshold Walking Workout
- Distance Workout Zone: 65-80% of your MHR. Distance Walking Workout
So, I will not be able to get to the Anaerobic Level. Here are my levels for my age:
Age 58 - Maximum Rate of 139
Hearthy Health Zone - Heart Rate of 69-83
Fat Burning Fitness Zone - Heart Rate of 83-97
Aerobic Zone - Heart Rate of 97-111
Anaerobic Zone - Heart Rate of 111-125
Distance Workout Zone - Heart Rate of 90-111
So, for now, a heart rate of 105 - 110 seems to be my safe limit!
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