Borg Scale Flashcards

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What does HR mean?

A

Heart Rate- number of times your heart beats per minutes (bpm)

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What does RHR mean?

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Resting heart rate- this is the most accurate in the morning

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What does HR max mean?

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Maximum heart rate- the maximum, safe heart rate recommended during exercise

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In the Borgs (RPE) scale, what does RPE mean?

A

Rate of perceived exertion

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5
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RPE x 10= ……

A

Heart Rate (bpm)

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Q

State one benefit of using the Borg Scale?

A
  1. Quick and easy to use
  2. Easy to access and not expensive
  3. Once someone has used it enough times, they will eventually not have to refer to it
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State one disadvantage of using the Borg Scale?

A
  1. Unreliable
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How do you work out the maximum heart rate?

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220-age= HR Max

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How do you work out the upper training threshold?

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HR max x 0.85= upper training threshold

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How do you work out the lower training threshold?

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HR Max x 0.6= lower training threshold

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How do you find the Borg scale rating of an individual exercising?

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Heart Rate / 10= RPE

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What is the target training zone for cardiovascular and fitness development?

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60-85% of Heart Rate Max

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