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Problem/ question
What are the changes in blood pressure and heart rate after different exercises?
Hypothesis:
I think that the highest change will be when my subjects do some cardio on the rower. I believe
the rower will have the biggest change in my participants from their resting heart rate and blood
pressure. The least change in blood pressure and heart rate I think will be the weights. Lifting
weights would not be working or pumping their heart enough to have a change like the cardio did.
Materials
The materials that were needed, I luckily already
had:
◦ Blood Pressure monitor,
◦ 1 rower
◦ Variety of weights
◦ 1 spin cycle machine (stationary bike)
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Resting Before Stationary Bike Rower Weights Resting after Exercise
Exercise
Heart rate also had a good amount of Change in Heart Rate After Different Exercises
change between the different 120
exercises.
100
Normal resting heart rate should be
between 60-100 beats per minute. A 80
normal heart rate after exercising
depends on the age of the person. 60
You’re able to find this out by
subtracting your age from 200 and 40
the result will be the maximum heart
rate you’re supposed to reach after 20
exercises. I learned this for having
amazing softball coaches. 0
Resting before Stationary Bike Rower Weights Resting after
Exercise Exercise
I think that the highest change will be when my subjects do some cardio on the rower. I believe
the rower will have the biggest change in my participants from their resting heart rate and blood
pressure. The least change in blood pressure and heart rate I think will be the weights.
The results I have retrieved show that the bike had more of a change in blood pressure and heart
rate from the resting measurements.
The lowest result of change were the weights. The participants had minimal change from a
resting measurement. With the exception of my brother whose heart rate was 106 after weights.
1 question I still have is would the results have changed if my participants took a 10 minute
break in between each workout rather then going into them right away?