Cardio; Manual - Life Fitness Lifecycle upright 9500HR Operation Manual

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The Hill diagram below shows the effort level and recovery periods encountered during a
Hill workout. Effort and recovery periods are simulated on the display console by columns of
lights in the Program Profile window. The columns move from right to left during the
workout. The higher the column, the greater the resistance; consequently, you must
increase your effort.
Heart Rate Check Points
For Fat Burning:
First Heart Rate Check Point — Your heart rate should be between 60% and 70%
4
of the theoretical maximum heart rate for your age category (see chart in this
section for checkpoint location).
Second Heart Rate Check Point — Your heart rate should be between 70% and
4
75% of the theoretical maximum heart rate for your age category.
For Cardio:
First Heart Rate Check Point — Your heart rate should be between 75% and 80%
4
of the theoretical maximum for your age category.
Second Heart Rate Check Point — Your heart rate should be between 80% and
4
85% of the theoretical maximum for your age category.
Be sure to check your heart rate near the end of the plateau and interval training periods
using the Lifepulse Sensors, or by wearing an optional heart rate chest strap on telemetry
equipped models (see Hill diagram above). You should always take your heart rate at the
time indicated to make sure you are staying within your target heart rate zone.
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