Training by feel often means going too hard on easy days and not hard enough on hard ones. The new Heart Rate Zones calculator turns your age — and optionally your resting heart rate — into five target ranges you can train by.
What it does
- Max heart rate: Tanaka, Fox, or a custom measured value.
- Karvonen method: add a resting heart rate to personalise the zones.
- Five zones: from recovery to maximum effort, as bpm ranges.
- Clear intensities: each zone shows its percentage band and purpose.
- Client-side: nothing is uploaded.
Why it matters
Zones turn vague effort into a number you can target, so easy sessions stay easy and intervals hit the right intensity. That makes a training plan measurable instead of guesswork.
A note on safety
These are estimates for general fitness, not medical advice. If you have a heart condition or take medication that affects heart rate, talk to a doctor first.
Learn more
Want the reasoning behind the zones? Our heart rate zones guide explains max HR, the Karvonen method, and how to train by each zone — then try the Heart Rate Zones calculator.
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