Five Heart Zones Questions


Put the number of each zone next to the correct statement
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The Five Heart Zones handout

ZONES
Zone 1: Healthy Heart Zone
Zone 2: Temperate Zone
Zone 3: Aerobic Zone
Zone 4: Anaerobic Threshold Zone
Zone 5: Redline Zone

_______ Fuels burned: 60% carbs, 35% fat, 5% protein

_______ Maintain high blood flow to fat cells for transport

_______ Limited time in zone; always a two zone workout

_______ Train your fat cells to increase the rate of fat release

_______ 70% of all calories from fat as the fuel

_______ Shift in fuel ratio utilization towards carbs

_______ Easiest, comfortable

_______ Transition zone from two health zones to fitness to two performance zones

_______ Benefits: improved VO2, and higher lactate tolerance ability (OBLA)

_______ Functional capacity enhanced; increase in the number and size of blood vessels

_______ Controversial name: Comfort Zone, Cruise Zone, Fat Burning Zone

_______ Benefits: healthy heart plus gain muscle mass and lose fat mass

_______ Metabolize fatty acids and still spare carbs

______-Fuels Burned: 25% Carbs, 70% Fat, 5% protein

______ Training your fat mobilization; get the fat out of the cell

______ Benefits: body fat, blood pressure, cholesterol, muscle mass, risk for degenerative diseases

______ capacity, respiratory rate, max pulmonary ventilation, pulmonary diffusion, increase in difference in arterial-venous oxygen.

_______ Painful, injury zone

_______ Criticized: total calories, sweating, VO2

_______ High total calories, high carbs as source of calories

_______ Fuels Burned: 10% Carbohydrates, 85% Fat, 5% Protein

_______ Fat burns in oxygen and not in high lactic acid concentrations

_______ Training your muscles to burn fat; increase in mitochondria

_______ Still feels comfortable, you break sweat, no burn

_______ Fuels burned: 90% carbs, 5% fat, 5% protein

_______ Safety, weight stabilized

_______ Exercise Law of Diminishing Returns

_______ Interval Training

_______ Also called a "Lactate Tolerance Zone"

_______ Highest total calories and lowest percentage of fat calories

_______ At-About-Around AT HR training principles

_______ Fuels burned: 80% Carbs, 15% fat, 5% protein

_______ Endorphins

_______ increased vital

_______ Training your fat transportation; get the fat to the muscle

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