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MHR (Maximum Heart Rate) is calculated by: 220 minus your age Question 5 options: True False
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MHR (Maximum Heart Rate) is calculated by: 220 minus your age

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True I think, the person above answered correctly
User Satellite Satellite
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The answer is True

To estimate your maximum age related heart rate, you subtract your age from 220. Hope this helped!
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