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HMS, BM EQ-Bank 388

Explain how a student could collect data on recovery heart rate following a 15-minute aerobic exercise session.   (4 marks)

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  • Record baseline resting heart rate before exercise to establish a comparison point for recovery analysis.
  • Immediately upon completion of the 15-minute session, measure heart rate using a heart rate monitor or manual pulse check. This provides the starting point for recovery measurement.
  • Continue monitoring heart rate at regular intervals (1-minute, 3-minute, 5-minute marks) during recovery. A systematic approach such as this tracks cardiovascular return to baseline.
  • Have participants remain seated in consistent position throughout monitoring to standardise conditions and eliminate variables.
  • Record measurements systematically using a data collection sheet. This enables creation of a recovery profile showing when heart rate returns to resting levels.

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Sample Answer

  • Record baseline resting heart rate before exercise to establish a comparison point for recovery analysis.
  • Immediately upon completion of the 15-minute session, measure heart rate using a heart rate monitor or manual pulse check. This provides the starting point for recovery measurement.
  • Continue monitoring heart rate at regular intervals (1-minute, 3-minute, 5-minute marks) during recovery. A systematic approach such as this tracks cardiovascular return to baseline.
  • Have participants remain seated in consistent position throughout monitoring to standardise conditions and eliminate variables.
  • Record measurements systematically using a data collection sheet. This enables creation of a recovery profile showing when heart rate returns to resting levels.

Filed Under: Investigate aerobic training Tagged With: Band 3, smc-5533-20-Data collection

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