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HRR
(redirected from Heart Rate Reserve)

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HRRHenley Royal Regatta (England)
HRRHeat Release Rate
HRRHeart Rate Reserve
HRRHigh Range Resolution
HRRHeart Rate Recovery
HRRHöchstrichterliche Rechtsprechung (German: Jurisprudence of the Supreme Court)
HRRHigh-Resolution Radar
HRRHuman Rights Report (Association of On-line Press Editors)
HRRHome Residency Requirement (US INS)
HRRHardy-Rand-Rittler (color plates used in ophthalmology)
HRRHigh Resolution Resistivity (geophysical exploration and characterization method)
HRRHumanitarian Response Review
HRRHigh Ramp Rate
HRRHuman Resource Representative
HRRHigh Risk Records
HRRHorizontal Refresh Rate
HRRHelicopter Rapid Refueling Procedures
HRRHead Rice Recovery
HRRHealth Risk Review
HRRHigh Risk Requirement
HRRHeilig Rooms Rijk (Dutch: Holy Roman Empire)


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Aerobic exercise consisted of running on a horizontal treadmill at 60% to 85% the heart rate reserve for 30 to 50 minutes 3 times per week for 12 weeks.
A pilot study of the effects of high-intensity aerobic exercise ... by Mougios, Vassilis / Physical Therapy
The Karvonen method was used to estimate heart rate reserve: 70% heart rate reserve = (220 - age - resting heart rate) X (0.
The effect of exercise on mood in older, Mexican-American women by Spina, Robert J. / American Journal of Health Studies
The subjects were randomly assigned to three exercise groups: those beginning a regimen at 25% of heart rate reserve and gradually working up to 40% over a 10-week period; those beginning at 40% of heart rate reserve and working to 60% over 10 weeks; and a control group participating in no exercise over the 10-week period.
Even low levels of exercise aid cancer recovery. (Risk & Recovery) by Running & FitNews
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