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Target Heart Rate Calculator

Calculate your optimal training zones using the Karvonen Formula, which accounts for your resting heart rate for better accuracy.

Your Details

Tip: Measure pulse for 60 seconds first thing in the morning.

50% (Light)100% (Max)

Your Target Heart Rate

Target @ 65% Intensity

146bpm

Max Heart Rate

187 bpm

Heart Rate Reserve

117 bpm

Training Zones

Zone 1: Warm Up
129 - 140 bpm

Very light effort, helps recovery.

Zone 2: Fat Burn
140 - 152 bpm

Basic endurance, utilizes fat.

Zone 3: Aerobic
152 - 164 bpm

Improves cardiovascular fitness.

Zone 4: Anaerobic
164 - 175 bpm

High intensity, increases speed.

Zone 5: Maximum
175 - 187 bpm

Maximum effort, short bursts only.

What is the Karvonen Formula?

The Karvonen Formula is a mathematical formula that helps you determine your target heart rate (THR) training zones. Unlike simple methods that only use your age, the Karvonen method incorporates your Resting Heart Rate (RHR), making the results customized to your current fitness level.

Why Resting Heart Rate Matters

As you get fitter, your heart becomes more efficient and your resting heart rate drops. The Karvonen formula accounts for this, meaning your training zones adapt as your fitness improves. This ensures you are always training at the right intensity.

How to Use These Zones

  • Fat Burn (Zone 2): Ideal for long, steady workouts. Builds basic endurance and teaches your body to use fat as fuel.
  • Aerobic (Zone 3): The sweet spot for improving cardiovascular health and stamina.
  • Anaerobic (Zone 4): High intensity for shorter durations. Raises your lactate threshold.