zgjatje muskujsh balistike

zgjatje muskujsh balistike

A kind of stretching that advocates bouncing to increase the amount of stretch. This is no longer recommended as it has been found to cause muscle tears and soreness.

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The fastest and hardest your heart muscle can theoretically beat (contract). Your personal red-line. Maximums drop slowly with age, but not as fast or as much if you are fit.

shërim i kursit të rrahjeve te zemra

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Your heart rate at a certain time after completion of exercise, usually a couple of minutes. A more fit person’s HR drops more quickly after exercise.

rrahjet rezerve te zemres

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The difference between a person’s maximum heart rate and resting heart rate. Used to calculate a more accurate training (target) heart rate.

pauzimi i rrahjeve të zemrës (RHR)

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norma e synuar e rrahjeve te zemres ( NSZ)

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