Abstract: A method and a system for determining the maximum heart rate, called HRmax of a user of in a freely performed physical exercise and using an apparatus with software and memory. An intensity model takes account of, in addition to heart rate, respiration rate and/or kinetics information.

Abstract: Providing a next workout recommendation (NWR) comprises calculating an activity class for a user; determining a total training load target based on the activity class and a training goal; determining labels for performed workouts, wherein a label describes a training effect of a workout and wherein the labels are further divided into intensity categories of aerobic low load, aerobic high load and anaerobic load; detecting a training load distribution (TLD), wherein the TLD comprises a cumulative training load sum for the intensity categories; determining the intensity category based on recovery time from the previous training, a weekly training load compared to a weekly training load target and the TLD, to select a label for the NWR; and determining the NWR based on the labels of the previous workouts, determined weekly training load and the TLD, wherein the NWR comprises at least an aerobic/anaerobic training effect target and/or the selected label.

Abstract: The application presents providing next workout recommendation(s) for a user. The current training load for the next workout recommendation is determined based on a present activity class, a phase of the micro-cycle of successive training days and the sum of the training load values for a number of past trainings. The present activity class of the user corresponds to a present fitness level of the user. A total target training load is determined based on the present activity class and the training goal, which relates to maintaining, increasing or increasing fast the fitness level of the user. The phase of the micro-cycle of successive training days for the next workout recommendation is determined by the realized training load value(s) for daily training session(s) of at least one previous day from training history data, as a percentage of the sum of the training load values for a number of past trainings.

Abstract: A method and a system for determining the maximum heart rate, called HRmax of a user of in a freely performed physical exercise and using an apparatus with software and memory. An intensity model takes account of, in addition to heart rate, respiration rate and/or kinetics information.

Abstract: A method and a system for determining the maximum heart rate of a user in a freely performed physical exercise and using an apparatus with software and memory. An intensity model takes account of, in addition to heart rate, respiration rate and/or kinetics-information. The kinetics information depicts change in excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (EPOC), more generally the direction of cumulative physiological disturbance in homeostasis, whether it is at steady state, on-response (rising) or off-response (descending) to decrease the value of the determined maximal heart rate to obtain a result.

Abstract: The application presents providing next workout recommendation(s) for a user. The current training load for the next workout recommendation is determined based on a present activity class, a phase of the micro-cycle of successive training days and the sum of the training load values for a number of past trainings. The present activity class of the user corresponds to a present fitness level of the user. A total target training load is determined based on the present activity class and the training goal, which relates to maintaining, increasing or increasing fast the fitness level of the user. The phase of the micro-cycle of successive training days for the next workout recommendation is determined by the realized training load value(s) for daily training session(s) of at least one previous day from training history data, as a percentage of the sum of the training load values for a number of past trainings.

Abstract: A method and a system for determining the maximum heart rate, called HRmax of a user of in a freely performed physical exercise and using an apparatus with software and memory means.