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Enter age and resting heart rate, then pick a zone to see the target range.
This is a fitness planning estimate, not a clinical measurement.
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Use this page to see a practical target heart rate range for training, recovery, or hard efforts.
Updated: April 23, 2026
Looking for a related estimate? Try Sleep Cycle Calculator or TDEE Calculator.
What you will get
Clear input, result, and explanation in one place
The result shows the heart rate range for your selected training intensity.
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Inputs
Live updatesEnter age and resting heart rate, then pick a zone to see the target range.
This is a fitness planning estimate, not a clinical measurement.
Result
The result shows the heart rate range for your selected training intensity.
Current estimate
136-149 bpm target zone
Estimated max heart rate: 186 bpm using the Karvonen method.
Supporting details
Explanation
The Karvonen method gives the zone some personal context because it uses both age-based maximum heart rate and resting heart rate.
Audience
Choose the training zone that best matches your workout and use the range as a practical intensity guide.
Common questions
It helps the target range reflect your current baseline instead of using age alone.
No. Training plans often mix zones depending on the session goal.
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Understand target heart rate zones, resting heart rate, calorie burn, VO2 max, and how to use the right fitness calculator next.
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