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Running for Cardiac Rehabilitation Patients
Introduction Running is a powerful way to improve cardiovascular fitness, strengthen muscles, boost mood, and maintain a healthy weight. For people who have had a cardiac event or are living with a heart condition, it can be a safe and effective form of exercise — provided it’s introduced gradually, monitored carefully, and adapted to individual needs. This guide will help you safely build running into your rehabilitation routine, with a focus on heart rate monitoring, pacing

Jamie Pickett
Aug 13, 20253 min read


Fruit, Vegetables and Heart Health
Categories: Diet, nutrition, heart health Struggling to meet your 5 a day? You wouldn't be alone - statistics suggest only 27% of...

Helena Davies
Aug 10, 20253 min read


How to Calculate Your Target Heart Rate Training Zone
Why Use Heart Rate Zones? Your heart rate can tell you how hard your body is working during exercise. By training within specific heart rate zones, you can: Improve cardiovascular fitness Exercise safely and effectively Track your progress over time Stay motivated and goal-focused Everyone's ideal training zone is different. It depends on your age , resting heart rate , fitness level , and health condition . To make it easy, we’ve built a free Heart Rate Zone Calculator for

Jamie Pickett
Aug 3, 20253 min read
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