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Refer a Future Smart PE Teacher The Heart Zones Referral Program for Schools is a great way for our current Heart Zones Move Solution customers to share their experience with neighboring schools, and for both parties to earn some great discounts and rewards. It is our mission to impact the health and fitness of students around the…
Maybe you heard, maybe you didn’t, but last year the Smart PE Movement took off on the wings of the Heart Zones Move Solution. For those of you just now hearing the term “Smart PE”, get ready because Smart PE is the future of physical education, and the future is now! 3 things you need to…
Wearable fitness technology offers solutions to educators and motivates students. SACRAMENTO, CA March 15 2016 – Physical education and health teachers are faced with a challenge to engage digitally savvy elementary, middle and high school kids in a 19th century classroom environment that hasn’t changed for 40 years. The Healthy People Initiative 2010 tasked these…
What is Smart PE? SMART PE is … Smart PE is a movement Smart PE is a digital physical learning conversion. It is personalizing and individualizing fitness learning with physical literacy. It is a way to prepare the brain to learn and to cognitively perform. It is a way to make PE accountable to Physical…
Interested in learning more about Heart Rate Training? Want to learn some of the basics of how to use heart rate monitors effectively for training and feedback? Check out this Ch.1 excerpt from Sally Edwards’ upcoming book Smart PE – Using Heart Rate Sensors and Activity Trackers for Physical Education! Read more…. Chapter One –…
Happy May Heart Zones, Inc fans! This month we are looking to share with you more about wearable fitness technology and help you improve your workouts by finding the right formula for you.  With so many different wearable devices out there today, we are excited to help you better understand what is important & what isn’t.…
In physical education, 50% of their grade is often effort. How can effort be evaluated without heart rate technology?