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RPE Intensity Level
The intensity rating is based on the physical exertion you can expect. It provides a feedback connection to show how much energy you will spend and the feelings you will experience to gauge your output during or after the workout.
Level:
1
Very Light
Description:
Minimal, easy to breathe or talk.
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Level:
2 - 3
Light
Description:
Hardly any exertion, but more than sitting.
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Level:
4 - 6
Moderate
Description:
Breathing heavily, more of a challenge.
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Level:
7 - 8
Vigorous
Description:
Uncomfortable, short of breath.
Color Code:
Level:
9
Very Hard
Description:
Hard to maintain intensity.
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Level:
10
Maximum
Description:
Completely out of breath.
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Exertion Ouput Values
This is the effort you can expect to spend in each workout. It revolves around four key areas with a emphasis on output percentages and quality heart rate production, no matter the fitness level rating. It should be your goal to gradually progress to a higher RPE Intensity rating, and a high Fitness Level rating per workout.
1 Repetitions
The number of repetitions outlined for a set, multiplied by the expected days per week. We put a value on the rep count inside the type of workout, and add a higher value when more days are presented.
2 Conditioning
Centered around movement, we add a 50% percent value of what a competitive athletic would expect for an exertion output. The goal is build a wider base of anaerobic then progress to deeper aerobic effect.
3 Heart Rate
Knowing your heart rate zones is not mandatory, but beneficial, therefore our workouts are designed to provide an effective zone so your body can manage oxygen intake, carbon monoxide excretion and efficient recovery. Expect a range of 60 – 90% of your normal age's maximum beats per minute.
4 Max One - RM
Commonly known as a one rep maximum, there a numerous ways to value and depends on the type of activity or event you're planning for. We aim to keep you just below 85% of the normal maximum weight load for the average business professional, which is in a range of 40 – 50% of a competitive athlete.
RPE Intensity Level
The intensity rating is based on the physical exertion you can expect. It provides a feedback connection to show how much energy you will spend and the feelings you will experience to gauge your output during or after the workout.
Level:
1
Very Light
Description:
Feel you could maintain for hours, easy to breathe and talk.
Color Code:
Level:
4 - 6
Moderate
Description:
Breathing heavily, becoming more of a challenge.
Color Code:
Level:
9
Very Hard
Description:
Very difficult to maintain exercise intensity.
Color Code:
Level:
2 - 3
Light
Description:
Hardly any exertion, but more than sitting or watching TV.
Color Code:
Level:
7 - 8
Vigorous
Description:
Borderline uncomfortable, short of breath.
Color Code:
Level:
10
Maximum
Description:
Almost impossible to keep going, completely out of breath.
Color Code:
Exertion Output Levels
This is the effort you can expect to spend in each workout. It revolves around four key areas with a emphasis on output percentages and quality heart rate production, no matter the fitness level rating. It should be your goal to gradually progress to a higher RPE Intensity rating, and a high Fitness Level rating per workout.
1 Repetitions
The number of repetitions outlined for a set, multiplied by the expected days per week. We put a value on the rep count inside the type of workout, and add a higher value when more days are presented.
2 Conditioning
Centered around movement, we add a 50% percent value of what a competitive athletic would expect for an exertion output. The goal is build a wider base of anaerobic then progress to deeper aerobic effect.
3 Heart Rate
Knowing your heart rate zones is not mandatory, but beneficial, therefore our workouts are designed to provide an effective zone so your body can manage oxygen intake, carbon monoxide excretion and efficient recovery. Expect a range of 60 – 90% of your normal age's maximum beats per minute.
4 Max One - RM
Commonly known as a one rep maximum, there a numerous ways to value and depends on the type of activity or event you're planning for. We aim to keep you just below 85% of the normal maximum weight load for the average business professional, which is in a range of 40 – 50% of a competitive athlete.
