Friday, September 10, 2010

3-Day Cardiovascular Program

5-Day Cardiovascular Program

To select the cardiovascular workout that is right for you, simply write your age in the age box and click “calculate.” Your maximum heart rate will automatically be calculated, and the level you should maintain your heart rate at is listed.

We prefer this flexible cardiovascular workout tool over a set cardiovascular program because it allows you to change your exercise routine as your schedule demands and fitness level changes.

If you're a recreational runner – whether you run for fitness, fun or an occasional short race – rather than completing the same workout every time, you'll also want to incorporate flat, easy runs, hill workouts and others that focus more on speed and strength. It’s better for your heart, lungs, mind and overall health to mix things up.

 
Age :
Select Week :
Estimated maximum heart rate: 187.0
This is a "medium" week to help your body adapt to a new program. If possible, stretch before and after your workout. Make sure you keep track of your heart rate during your cardio session.
Day 1 5 MINUTE WARM UP 105 BPM
25 MINUTE CARDIO SESSION 130 BPM
5 MINUTE CARDIO SESSION 140 BPM
5 MINUTE COOL DOWN 105 BPM
Day 2 5 MINUTE WARM UP 105 BPM
25 MINUTE CARDIO SESSION 130 BPM
5 MINUTE CARDIO SESSION 140 BPM
5 MINUTE COOL DOWN 105 BPM
Day 3 5 MINUTE WARM UP 105 BPM
25 MINUTE CARDIO SESSION 130 BPM
5 MINUTE CARDIO SESSION 140 BPM
5 MINUTE COOL DOWN 105 BPM