How Women Should Determine Maximum Heart Rate [Fitness]
# fitness Athletes and avid exercise enthusiasts have long used a standard formula to determine their maximum heart rate, a number that’s then used by fitness trainers and electronic exercise gear to develop endurance and fitness. The old math suggests subtracting one’s age from 220, but new data suggests that women should use a more complicated trick: 206 minus 88 percent of their age. Keep …
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Subscribe to the comments for this postWomens fitness classes begin July 5
Montvale A seven week session of two different types of Body and Soul women’s fitness classes will begin at The Montvale Evangelical Free Church on Monday, July 5.
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Planet Fitness to launch women-only chain
Russian health club operator Planet Fitness has launched a new brand of women only clubs called Fitness Tochka Ru. The concept of the new clubs will be based on circuit workouts and Planet Fitness is looking to secure locations in residential and office complexes in large cities.
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Study: Peak heart rate set too high for women over 35
Cardiologists and athletes often monitor heartbeats as a way to gauge health or fitness. But the most popular formula used to calculate maximum heart rate is inaccurate for women because it’s based on data from men, according to a study published Monday in the journal Circulation.
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Edwards on President’s council on fitness, nutrition
First Lady Michelle Obama joined kids from the Washington, D.C. area Wednesday to launch the President’s Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition and introduce the 2010 council co-chairs and members. In conjunction with Mrs. Obama’s “Let’s Move!” initiative, this year President Obama has broadened the scope of the council, formerly known as the President’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports …
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Reema Sarin launches fitness dancing classes
New Delhi, June 24 : Model and fitness instructor Reema Sarin on Thursday launched ‘fitness dancing’ classes called Bollyfit classes for men, women and children at the American School, New Delhi.
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A fitness center designed for women
There’s just one rule at this fitness club: No men allowed.
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Women of Color Gather for Spiritual Fitness this July in New York
Registrations are now being accepted for God is a Brown Girl, Too Workshops, dedicated to the spiritual fitness of women of color at the Mariandale Retreat Center — right outside of NYC, which will be held from Friday, July 16 through Sunday, July 18, 2010. One-day retreat packages may be purchased for $150 or the entire weekend, including room and board, for $350. (PRWeb Jun 19, 2010) Read the …
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Jon Wertheim: Wimbledon women’s seed report
SI.com’s Jon Wertheim breaks down the men’s and women’s seeds at Wimbledon. Read on for the top first-round matchups, dark horses to watch and his predicted winners.
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Premier Fitness Clubs Inks Exclusive Deal With Ice Gear for Its Members
Premier Fitness Clubs and Mademoiselle Women’s Fitness are pleased to announce today that they have completed a formal arrangement that allows its club members to receive exclusive savings on Ice Gear apparel. read more
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