
Today’s fitness tech has evolved to where it can constantly monitor your heart rate, heart variability, calories burn, oxygen use, number of steps you have walked, and many more things. Thanks to technology that’s more affordable and more accessible than ever, heart rate training is becoming increasingly popular today. Heart rate training can provide instant feedback such as when you are warmed up, ready for the next round of sprints. You can also know if you are lacking sleep, need to drink more water, or have taken too much caffeine. Heart rate training prevents you from running too hard on your easy or recover. By recovering properly during your easy runs, your legs will also be fresher for your next hard session or race. Training your heart rate also helps you moderate the influence of external factors such as heat and humidity, which require your heart to work harder.
A lot of occasional runners want to improve their performance but don’t know how to train to achieve this. Depending on your goal, gaining endurance or getting faster, you need to train at different intensity levels. Heart rate training can help you learn to run at the perfect pace to get closer to your goal. Also a great thing about measuring your heart rate on the run is training analysis. With the technology and devices available today, it’s easy to have an automatic training log with quite some data to measure your improvements.
How to train
To make your training effective, you should aim to get your heart rate up to max during exercise and keep it there. Go out onto an outdoor track, jog 400 meters as a light warm up, then run 400 meters as fast as you can. Repeat that entire sequence two more times, for a total of six laps. Other ways of training your heart are: interval training- alternative shorts bursts of higher intensity exercises with a low intensity recovery period; strength training; avoiding long hours of sitting and focusing on the core.


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