The document provides recommendations for cardiorespiratory endurance training using the FITT principle: frequency should be 5-7 sessions per week with intensity targeting 65%-85% of maximum heart rate, for a total time of 60 minutes split into 10+ minute segments. A variety of cardiorespiratory activities like running, biking, and swimming are recommended, and one rest day with no exercise is important for recovery.
The document provides recommendations for cardiorespiratory endurance training using the FITT principle: frequency should be 5-7 sessions per week with intensity targeting 65%-85% of maximum heart rate, for a total time of 60 minutes split into 10+ minute segments. A variety of cardiorespiratory activities like running, biking, and swimming are recommended, and one rest day with no exercise is important for recovery.
The document provides recommendations for cardiorespiratory endurance training using the FITT principle: frequency should be 5-7 sessions per week with intensity targeting 65%-85% of maximum heart rate, for a total time of 60 minutes split into 10+ minute segments. A variety of cardiorespiratory activities like running, biking, and swimming are recommended, and one rest day with no exercise is important for recovery.
The document provides recommendations for cardiorespiratory endurance training using the FITT principle: frequency should be 5-7 sessions per week with intensity targeting 65%-85% of maximum heart rate, for a total time of 60 minutes split into 10+ minute segments. A variety of cardiorespiratory activities like running, biking, and swimming are recommended, and one rest day with no exercise is important for recovery.