Rate of perceived exertion
To calculate Rate of Perceived Exertion (RPE) in powerlifting training, use a scale from 1 to 10 to rate how hard the set felt. Multiply the weight lifted by the RPE to get the training intensity. For example, if you lifted 100 pounds and rated the set as an RPE of 8, the training intensity would be 800 pounds.
Rated perceived exertion
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Psychologist Gunnar Borg.
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MOPE
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Approximately 50 to 80% of estimated VO2, 60% to 75% of maximum heart rate and RPE= somewhat hard
One easy way to measure endurance exercise intensity is to use the Rate of Perceived Exertion (RPE) scale, where you rate your effort on a scale of 1-10. Another method is to monitor your heart rate using a heart rate monitor and aim for a specific percentage of your maximum heart rate based on your fitness level. A third option is to use a fitness tracker or GPS watch that calculates metrics such as pace, speed, or power output to gauge intensity.
Move the E in the word REP to the right side of the P and then add an A in between the R and P of the new word 'RPE' and then go to town and 'RAPE' the file. Hope this works.