Northern Highlands High School
Physical Education Department
Personal Fitness I
EXERCISE & CONDITIONING LOG
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TEACHER:______
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PERSONAL FITNESS I EXERCISE LOG
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Seated
Bench (#5)
Lat
Pulldown (#2)
Rear
Deltoid (#3)
Pec
Fly (#4)
Overhead
Press (#1)
Seated
Dips (#6)Adductor (#7)
Abductor (#7)
Leg
Extension (Quads - #9)
Leg Curl (Hamstrings - #8)
Seated
Abs (#11)
Seated
Lower Back (#12)
Gravitron (#10)
Lat Pulldown Rowing (#2)
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Bicep exercises
(Nautilus)
Tricep exercises (Nautilus)
Diagonal lift (Nautilus)
Chin Ups Gravitron
Dips Gravitron
Sit Ups (bench)
Northern Highlands Physical Education Department
COMPUTING YOUR TARGET HEART RATE ZONE
Purpose: To identify a target heart rate zone that is a safe and comfortable level of overload, which should be maintained to achieve maximum benefits.
Procedure: Read the following , study the example, and complete this activity.
Lower Upper
Example Limit Limit
1. Obtain your maximum heart rate according 220 220 220
To you age : 220 – age = maximum heart rate - 14 - -___
206 MHR
2. Determine your resting heart rate by taking
Your carotid pulse and subtract from step 1. - 70 -____ -____
=136
3. What % overload do you wish to train at? The
lower limit is 50% for training effect and the
safe upper limit is 85%. X .50 x .50 x.85
4. Multiply Step 3 times the value of Step 2. = 68 = =
5. Add the resting heart rate. + 70 +____ +____
6. “A” is the lower limit of THR for training
effect and “B” is the safe upper limit. 138 A = B =