The "Aerobic" Heart Rate Zone is: 1) 50-60% of one's MHR 2) 60-70% of one's MHR 3) 70-80% of one's MHR 4) 80-90% of one's MHR

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The "Aerobic" Heart Rate Zone is: 1) 50-60% of one's MHR 2) 60-70% of one's MHR 3) 70-80% of one's MHR 4) 80-90% of one's MHR

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Answer:

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(70-80%) is the answer

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I think the correct answer is 1).

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