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Body Fat Calculator

  1. Fill in the top section

  2. Click "Calculate"

Select Your Gender

Male
Female
Enter Your Weight 
pounds

Enter Your Waist Size 
inches
Your body fat percent is 

Calories Calculator

  1. Enter your weight and how many miles you've run. 

  2. The calories you've burned will be calculated.
Your
Weight
Miles
Run
Calories
Burned
Comments
 

How does this work?

Multiply your weight by how many miles you've run, then multiply by .653

(Your Weight) * (Miles Run) * .653 = Calories Burned

 

Heart Rate Calculator

  1. Enter your age and resting heart-rate.

  2. Select your gender.

  3. Enter your maximum heart-rate if you know it - otherwise leave that field blank and it will be estimated as follows: (Males: 214-(0.8*age). Females: 209-(0.7*age)).

  4. Press "Calculate".

 

 
Age Resting HR Maximum HR Easy(60-75%) AT(85-90%) VO2 Max(90-100%)
Male  Female 

How does this work?

The training zone values are calculated using the Karvonen formula: X% = ((Max HR-Resting HR)*X/100)+Resting HR.

Maximal heart rate generally declines with age from about 220 beats per minute in childhood to about 160 beats per minute at age 60. This fall in heart rate is fairly linear, decreasing by approximately 1 beat per minute per year. There is no strong evidence to suggest that training influences the decline in maximal heart rate. It should be remembered that individuals of the same age may have quite different maximal heart rates-therefore it is more accurate to calculate this value by undergoing a stress-test than by using an age-related formula. On the other hand, resting heart rate is greatly influenced by endurance training. The typical adult has a resting heart rate of about 72 bpm whereas highly trained runners may have readings of 40 bpm or lower.


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