How to Monitor Your Heart Health During Exercise?

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Keep Track of Your Target Heart Rate:

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Wear a Heart Rate Monitor:

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Pay Attention to Your Breathing:

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Listen to Your Body:

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Warm-up Before Exercise:

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Cool Down After Exercise:

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Stay Hydrated:

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Get Regular Check-Ups:

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