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    Finding corrrect hear rate for fat buring zone

    I have read many diffrent ways on how to find your fat buring heart rate. I was wondering if somong would tell the correct way.

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    do a search for "target heart rate calculator"

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    check your pulse
    MHR = 220 - age
    then take 70% of that number
    i.e. 20year old MHR is 200
    140Beats Per Min is 70%
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    Thnaks Just one more question

    Quote Originally Posted by spywizard
    check your pulse
    MHR = 220 - age
    then take 70% of that number
    i.e. 20year old MHR is 200
    140Beats Per Min is 70%
    Sorry to sound dumb but is there a range, or is it 140 beats no more or less. If there is a range is it like 5 or just a bit more BPM, and is the the same for just a bit under the 140? I guess I'm just asking if it is 140 is 70% how high and how high and low could the BPR can go up from the 70%(140)BPM and still be in the fat zone?

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    Theres no science to it, just stay in the general area of 140bpm. If u hit 145 or 135 bpm, no big deal. Stay in that range for at least 30-45min.

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    I've read many times you should be between 60 and 70% to most effectively burn fat.

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    Theres two Im sure.

    One for Fat burning with muscle loss as well, something like 220 - your current age and the one for Fat burning with no muscle loss whihc is 220 - your age x .7.

    If noticed the later being most effective for me, I have definatley cut up with no loos in muscle mass.

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    220- age X .65 - .75

    im pretty sure that's the range

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    I like the range of 60%-75%max.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mr_man
    I have read many diffrent ways on how to find your fat buring heart rate. I was wondering if somong would tell the correct way.

    Don't go for the 65%-75% "fat burning range". You will end up burning more fat if you work at an 80% target and you will work on cardio endurance at the same time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tusika
    Don't go for the 65%-75% "fat burning range". You will end up burning more fat if you work at an 80% target and you will work on cardio endurance at the same time.
    The question was best zone for fat loss NOT fat loss AND muscle loss.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tusika
    Don't go for the 65%-75% "fat burning range". You will end up burning more fat if you work at an 80% target and you will work on cardio endurance at the same time.
    For 90+% of people 80 percent of heart rate is where muscle loss occurs!

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