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Max Heart Rate Calculator

Estimate your maximum heart rate using scientifically validated formulas to optimize your training zones.

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Max Heart Rate

Maximum Heart Rate (MHR)

190bpm
Used Standard (Fox) Formula

Target Heart Rate Zones

Zone 1: Very Light95 - 114 bpm

Warm up, recovery

Zone 2: Light114 - 133 bpm

Fat burning, basic endurance

Zone 3: Moderate133 - 152 bpm

Aerobic fitness

Zone 4: Hard152 - 171 bpm

Anaerobic capacity

Zone 5: Maximum171 - 190 bpm

Maximum effort, speed

Understanding Maximum Heart Rate (MHR)

Your Maximum Heart Rate (MHR) is the highest number of beats per minute your heart can pump under maximum stress. Knowing your MHR is crucial for defining effective training zones for cardiovascular exercise.

Formulas Explained

  • Standard (Fox): The classic 220 - Age formula. Simple and easy to remember, but can have a margin of error of up to 10-12 bpm.
  • Tanaka: 208 - (0.7 × Age). Often considered more accurate than the standard formula, especially for older adults.
  • Gulati: 206 - (0.88 × Age). Research suggests this formula is more accurate for women.
  • Gelish: 207 - (0.7 × Age). Another linear equation that often provides a middle ground between Fox and Tanaka.

Why Training Zones Matter

Training in specific heart rate zones allows you to target different fitness goals, from fat burning and recovery (lower zones) to endurance and aerobic capacity (middle zones), and finally to peak performance and speed (higher zones).