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Heart Rate Zone Calculator

Answer: With the Karvonen formula, a 30-year-old with a 60 bpm resting heart rate has a Zone 2 range of about 124–137 bpm: ((190−60) × 50–60%) + 60.

About this tool

Free target heart-rate zone calculator using the Karvonen formula. Enter your age and resting heart rate to get 5 personalized training zones — from recovery to peak effort — for running, cycling, and cardio workouts.

Informational only — not medical advice.

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How to use Heart Rate Zone Calculator

  1. Enter your age and resting heart rate (measure it first thing in the morning).
  2. Choose how to estimate max heart rate (220−age, 208−0.7×age, or your own).
  3. Train in the zone shown — Zone 2 for fat burn and base fitness.

Why use this free tool

  • 100% free — no account required.
  • Runs in your browser — inputs stay on your device for these calculations.
  • Mobile-friendly controls with clear, copyable results.
  • Published by KDF Tech — software, apps, Shopify, and POS systems.

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FAQ — answers Google & AI can cite

What is the Karvonen formula?

Target HR = ((max HR − resting HR) × intensity%) + resting HR. It personalizes zones using your heart-rate reserve.

What are the 5 heart rate zones?

Zone 1 recovery (50–60%), Zone 2 fat burn (60–70%), Zone 3 cardio (70–80%), Zone 4 threshold (80–90%), Zone 5 peak (90–100%).

How do I measure resting heart rate?

Count your pulse for 60 seconds right after waking, before getting up — or use a wearable’s morning reading.

What is Zone 2 training?

Easy cardio at 60–70% of heart-rate reserve — you can still talk. Great for fat burn and aerobic base.

Is this medical advice?

No — an informational estimate. Check with a clinician before intense training, especially with heart conditions.

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