Resting Heart Rate
The resting heart rate is an indicator of your fit-
ness. It is best measured in the morning shortly
after waking whilst lying down, when the body
is still completely relaxed. Measure using thumb
and index finger either from the left wrist or the
MAN
FITNESS
AGE
18-25
Athleate
49-55
Excellent
56-61
Good
62-65
+ Above average
66-69
Average
70-73
– Below average
74-81
Poor
82+
WOMAN
FITNESS
AGE
18-25
Athleate
54-60
Excellent
61-65
Good
66-69
+ Above average
70-73
Average
74-78
– Below average
79-84
Poor
85+
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carotid artery, counting the heart beat for 15 sec-
onds and multiplying the number by 4, or using
a pulse monitor.
26-35
36-45
46-55
56-65
49-54
50-56
50-57
51-56
55-61
57-62
58-63
57-61
62-65
63-66
64-67
62-67
66-70
67-70
68-71
68-71
71-74
71-75
72-76
72-75
75-81
76-82
77-83
76-81
82+
83+
84+
82+
26-35
36-45
46-55
56-65
54-59
54-59
54-60
54-59
60-64
60-64
61-65
60-64
65-68
65-69
66-69
65-68
69-72
70-73
70-73
69-73
73-76
74-78
74-77
74-77
77-82
79-84
78-83
78-83
83+
85+
84+
84+
Calorie counter
The calorie counter of PowerBoard 3.0 is a new
function to ensure even more effectiveness.
The calories displayed/consumed represent an
average standard value that can be reached by
consistent training. When finding one's position
on the PowerBoard 3.0 without movement you
consume much fewer calories than during an av-
erage training session with mediocre effort.
The calorie counter calculates the data on the ba-
sis of benchmarks which consist of several sport-
65+
ing activities. Average values, from a light walk to
50-55
quick jogging, or a normal work-out exercise with
56-61
62-65
66-69
Training overview
70-73
74-79
The recommended training time with the Power-
Board 3.0 is 10 minutes 3 times a week.
80+
This full body plan was established by a per-
sonal fitness coach and supports you in reach-
ing your goals. You can of course always tailor
the duration and intensity to suit your personal
shape or form and preferences. Remember that
a sensible warm-up is necessary before each
65+
54-59
60-64
SECTION OF MUSCLES:
65-68
Breast
69-72
Repetition / Time
73-76
Back
77-84
Repetition / Time
84+
Stomach
Repetition / Time
Bum
Repetition / Time
Legs and calves
Repetition / Time
Shoulders and arms
Repetition / Time
or without weights, are calculated. The method
for calculating calories is based on the overall re-
sult of the calorie consumption of these types of
sports with an average recorded weight of 85kg.
Using this particular method, calorie consumption
can be considered to be rather realistic. It is calcu-
lated by the second, so that if there are changes
in speed the calorie count is recalculated in order
to show an exact consumption.
training session and should be by no means ne-
glected. Even if you just warm up for 5 minutes,
you are then ready to get started. There is a
whole range of exercises that you can perform
using the PowerBoard 3.0. If you desire new in-
put or variety, just take a look online or get in
touch with your PowerBoard 3.0 supplier.
EXERCISES:
Simple press-up
Classic press-up
Fly (with vibration
dumbbell)
20
20
20
Forearm support
Cable rows (with
Cable rows with both
vibration dumbbell)
arms (with vibration
dumbbell)
60 sec
2x 20
20
Leg extensions
Elbow to knee
Side plank
20
2 x 20
2 x 15
Leg raises
Leg raises
Static bridge
(straight leg)
(bent leg)
2 x 20
2 x 20
30 sec
Squat
Static lunge
Forward lunge
30 sec
2 x 30 sec
2 x 15
Lateral raises
Front lifts
Biceps curl (with
vibration dumbbell)
15
15
20
Dumbbell press (with
Static press-up
vibration dumbbell)
20
20
Deadlift (with
Bent arm lat
vibration dumbbell)
pulldown
20
20
Side crunch
2 x 15
Dynamic bridge
Static bridge
(with leg raised)
10
2 x 15
Standing calf raises
60 sec
Dumbbell raise (with
Static press-up
vibration dumbbell)
20
20
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