No. As your age increases, your recommended MHR (maximum heart rate) drops.
Your maximum heart rate should be 220 - your age.
For example, for a 34y.o., 220-34 = 186.
MHR can be figured out by doing 220-the age of the person. So, you would do 220-25 and get 195.
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Your MHR is 220 minus your age it is the safe level your heart can beat per minute during exercise.
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The training zone is typically around 65-85% of your maximum heart rate (MHR), depending on the intensity and goals of your workout. This range is where you can improve cardiovascular fitness and endurance most effectively.
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