Reference no: EM13990739
Heart Rate Monitor Lab - Leisure Activity
Remember to moisten the electrodes on the attaching transmitter with the chest strap.
1. Choose a leisure physical activity (and not an exercise) of your preference, such as rollerblading, golf, walking, pick-up basketball, volleyball, etc.
2. Engage in that activity and record your heart rate every 2 or 3 minutes for a minimum duration of 30minutes. Use either the 2 minute or 3 minute column depending on which is more convenient for your chosen activity.
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2 Minute
Recording
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Heart Rate
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3Minute
Recording
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3
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6
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9
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12
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15
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18
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21
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24
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27
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30
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22
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24
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28
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30
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1. What activity did you do?
2. For how many minutes of this activity did your heart rate stay in the target heart rate zone (150-170 bpm)?
3. How many calories did you burn in this activity?
4. How did the number of calories burned in this lab compare to the number of calories burned in Lab S-08 (1-mile walking test)?
5. Based on your heart rate response, does this leisure activity contribute to cardiorespiratory fitness? Explain.
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