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The effects of training on heart rate; a longitudinal study
Karvonen, Kentala, Mustala · 1957 · Annales Medicinae Experimentalis et Biologiae Fenniae 35(3):307–315
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The paper from which the heart rate reserve method emerged: personalise zones through the reserve, that is, take resting heart rate into account rather than maximum heart rate alone. Assessment: the closed formula THR = HRrest + f × (HRmax − HRrest) is a later textbook formalisation, not a formula this small longitudinal study puts forward itself. PubMed carries no abstract; the content is evidenced only through secondary literature.
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