Reply
Results 1 to 4 of 4
  1. #1
    Registered User AFocused1's Avatar
    Join Date: Oct 2010
    Location: Virginia, United States
    Age: 41
    Posts: 143
    Rep Power: 188
    AFocused1 is on a distinguished road. (+10) AFocused1 is on a distinguished road. (+10) AFocused1 is on a distinguished road. (+10) AFocused1 is on a distinguished road. (+10) AFocused1 is on a distinguished road. (+10) AFocused1 is on a distinguished road. (+10) AFocused1 is on a distinguished road. (+10) AFocused1 is on a distinguished road. (+10) AFocused1 is on a distinguished road. (+10) AFocused1 is on a distinguished road. (+10) AFocused1 is on a distinguished road. (+10)
    AFocused1 is offline

    Target Heart Rate for Lifting?

    I use a heart rate monitor and it really helps to keep me on track when I'm training. I know for cardio I try to keep my HR at about 70-80% but what should it be for when I'm lifting?

    Thanks
    Reply With Quote

  2. #2
    Bulking freebirdmac's Avatar
    Join Date: Sep 2007
    Age: 64
    Posts: 15,738
    Rep Power: 19372
    freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000)
    freebirdmac is offline
    You don't lift for hr. You get what you get and should be recovered before your next set. If your max is around 80%, that's not unusual for some lifts.

    What I used to look for was a decrease in hr over time on the more strenuous lifts. That and how quickly my hr would return to 110-120.
    Reply With Quote

  3. #3
    Registered User Freak4Fitness's Avatar
    Join Date: Mar 2011
    Location: Canada
    Age: 57
    Posts: 629
    Rep Power: 217
    Freak4Fitness will become famous soon enough. (+50) Freak4Fitness will become famous soon enough. (+50) Freak4Fitness will become famous soon enough. (+50) Freak4Fitness will become famous soon enough. (+50) Freak4Fitness will become famous soon enough. (+50) Freak4Fitness will become famous soon enough. (+50) Freak4Fitness will become famous soon enough. (+50) Freak4Fitness will become famous soon enough. (+50) Freak4Fitness will become famous soon enough. (+50) Freak4Fitness will become famous soon enough. (+50) Freak4Fitness will become famous soon enough. (+50)
    Freak4Fitness is offline

    Talking me is unusual?

    Originally Posted by freebirdmac View Post
    You don't lift for hr. You get what you get and should be recovered before your next set. If your max is around 80%, that's not unusual for some lifts.

    What I used to look for was a decrease in hr over time on the more strenuous lifts. That and how quickly my hr would return to 110-120.
    I never thought a H.R was necessary for lifting.... even tho mine skyrockets & I get all sweaty, beet red in da' face it's not a pretty thing
    "Eating to lose is a mind Fawk, but there is science and logic behind it, then we'll get you bulking and mess with your mind some more" - Freebird
    "I lift heavy things, then put them back down...seriously, it's not rocket science..." -Kimm4
    "My two cents, not everyone wants to hear it though... If doing this was easy, everyone would be fit." - Rowyn
    Success is relative...Define Your Own! - Soopamyko
    Reply With Quote

  4. #4
    Bulking freebirdmac's Avatar
    Join Date: Sep 2007
    Age: 64
    Posts: 15,738
    Rep Power: 19372
    freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000) freebirdmac is a splendid one to behold. (+10000)
    freebirdmac is offline
    Originally Posted by Freak4Fitness View Post
    I never thought a H.R was necessary for lifting.... even tho mine skyrockets & I get all sweaty, beet red in da' face it's not a pretty thing
    No, a hrm isn't necessary for lifting, but it can give you useful information. Like max heart rate, average heart rate, and calories burned. Watching how fast your hr drops is an indication of heart health too (you'd like to see it drop down quickly).
    Reply With Quote

Similar Threads

  1. Target heart rate for cardio
    By PBJ in forum Workout Programs
    Replies: 4
    Last Post: 04-10-2006, 10:46 AM
  2. Target heart rate for burning fat....
    By shan1784 in forum Losing Fat
    Replies: 17
    Last Post: 03-17-2006, 10:47 AM
  3. Fat loss target heart rate for a 24 year old
    By billmd1334 in forum Losing Fat
    Replies: 5
    Last Post: 10-20-2005, 12:11 PM
  4. Target Heart Rate for Fat Loss???
    By Eggwhites in forum Losing Fat
    Replies: 6
    Last Post: 06-20-2005, 08:11 AM
  5. Best Target Heart Rate for Losing Fat
    By WH-TH in forum Losing Fat
    Replies: 8
    Last Post: 04-16-2004, 09:43 AM

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts