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What Is The Perceived Exertion Scale (RPE) For Cardio? Have you ever wondered how to accurately gauge the effort you’re putting into your cardio workouts without constantly monitoring your heart rate? In this informative video, we'll explain the concept of the perceived exertion scale, often called RPE, and how it can help you manage exercise intensity safely and effectively. We’ll start by defining what the RPE scale is and how it measures how hard your body feels you’re working during exercise. We’ll discuss different versions of the scale, including the popular Borg 6-20 scale and the simpler Borg CR-10 scale, and how they can be used to monitor effort levels.

We’ll also explain why RPE is particularly useful for individuals managing heart conditions or taking medications like beta-blockers that affect heart rate responses. You’ll learn how to interpret your sensations to determine if you’re exercising at a safe, moderate, or high intensity. Additionally, we’ll cover how combining RPE with other health measures can make your workouts safer and more effective. Whether you’re exercising for health, prevention, or fitness, understanding and using the RPE scale can help you stay in control of your exercise routine. Join us for this practical guide, and subscribe to our channel for more helpful tips on cardiology and healthy living.

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