7th and 8th Grade Students Heart Rate Monitors and P.E. Uniforms Physical Education Purpose: S tudents will have the opportunity to use heart rate monitor technology to monitor and improve their cardiovascular workouts in PE. In physical education class, heart rate monitors place the emphasis on movement and not on athleticism. On some days students will be wearing a heart rate monitor which they will attach to their heart rate strap. The heart rate monitor will allow students to adjust their level of exertion so that they are working at a moderate to vigorous intensity. This will give the students insight on how different activities affect their heart rate. When wearing the heart rate monitor, students will be required to work in the target heart rate zones: moderateintensity to vigorousintensity (see the chart below). The zones are set so that students get the most “bang for their buck” from their workout. Benefits to working in the target heart rate zone include but are not limited to improved cardiovascular endurance, body composition and heart muscle health.
The following information pertains to 7th and 8th grade students only. What happened to the straps that we purchased during 6th grade registration? Three years ago the P.E. department asked for the $5 heart rate strap fee to be removed from the school registration. This decision was made because the heart rate monitors had become technologically obsolete and were no longer user friendly with this generation. As a result we stopped purchasing and distributing the straps years ago. We were under the belief that the fee had been removed, however, as we have learned, it was not. What makes this strap different? The new Polar H7 straps and monitors are far improved from the previous model. They are very user friendly, as they require the students to simply put them on. The devices will automatically sync to the teacher's device. There will be very little instructional time lost due to syncing issue as we experienced before. The student puts on their heart rate strap, snaps in the school issued monitor, which automatically syncs to the teacher's device, and the class can begin. How much does this strap cost and where can I purchase them? The cost of the strap is $15, since the 7th and 8th graders have already paid $5 for the old strap, you will be issued a $5 credit. Therefore, the cost of the strap will be $10 and they can be purchased in the main office.
Target Heart Rate Zones by Age To calculate your maximum heart rate, subtract your age from 220 bpm (beats per minute). Maximum heart rate: 220 11 (years old) = 209 bpm 220 12 (years old) = 208 bpm 220 13 (years old) = 207 bpm 220 14 (years old) = 206 bpm Moderateintensity The target heart rate is 50% to 70% of your maximum heart rate. Age 50%
70%
11
104.5 bpm
146 bpm
12
104 bpm
145.6 bpm
13
103.5 bpm
144.9 bpm
14
103 bpm
144.2 bpm
Vigorousintensity The target heart rate is 70% to 85% of your maximum heart rate. Age 70%
85%
11
146 bpm
176.8 bpm
12
145.6 bpm
176.8 bpm
13
144.9 bpm
175.95 bpm
14
144.2 bpm
175.1 bpm
P.E. Uniforms 7th and 8th Grade: The traditional Hauser P.E. uniform is also available for purchase in the main office. The price is $30 for the set. After the initial purchase, replacement shirts and shorts can be purchased individually for $15 each.
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