Mastering Aerobic Exercise Intensity Test your knowledge on how to accurately measure and manage the intensity of aerobic exercises for optimum health benefits and performance. alina90 published on October 07 Stacked 1/13 What is the formula for estimating maximum heart rate? 220 minus your age Your weight times two Your age plus 100 Height divided by two 2/13 Which is a benefit of tracking aerobic intensity? Decreasing exercise duration Avoiding hydration Reducing calorie burn Preventing injuries 3/13 What is the 'talk test' in aerobic exercise? Reciting the alphabet Checking if you can speak during exercise Using a microphone to monitor sound Singing a song 4/13 How can you increase exercise intensity? Decrease frequency Increase exercise time Reduce number of repetitions Decrease weight lifted 5/13 Which scale is often used to measure perceived exertion? Borg Scale Fahrenheit Scale Kelvin Scale Decibel Scale 6/13 Which tool can help keep track of heart rate? Pedometer Heart rate monitor Thermometer Caliper 7/13 What should you do if your heart rate is too high during exercise? Continue at the same pace Slow down or take a break Ignore and push through Increase exercise intensity 8/13 What intensity level is a casual walk? High Low Very High Moderate 9/13 Which method is not used to measure exercise intensity? Heart Rate Talk Test Intensity Gradient VO2 Max 10/13 What is a sign of over-exertion during exercise? Shortness of breath Increased focus Improved stamina Mild sweating 11/13 What is the most common method to measure exercise intensity? Caloric Intake Step Count RPE Scale Heart Rate Monitoring 12/13 What is VO2 max? Maximum oxygen intake during exercise Maximum heart rate Maximum speed Maximum blood pressure 13/13 What percentage of your maximum heart rate is recommended for moderate exercise? 20-40% 90-100% 50-70% 80-90%