Heart Zones

Need to replace older heart rate sensors, upgrade your Heart Zones technology, or expand your program for larger class sizes?

Our new Comprehensive PE Funding Guide was created specifically for existing Heart Zones users and includes funding strategies for technology refresh budgets, grants, private funding opportunities, and ready-to-use proposal templates to help support upgrades and replacements.

Your students are already benefiting from heart rate-based physical education. Let’s keep that momentum going.

Comment UPGRADE below or contact us at www.heartzones.com/contactus to receive your free copy.

Throwback Thursday: Back in 2016, Harvard Health Publishing explored the connection between exercise and teen depression. Sadly, teen depression is even more widespread today than it was 10 years ago, making the article’s message just as relevant now.

Research highlighted that exercise can help improve symptoms of depression in adolescents, especially when combined with other forms of support and treatment. Movement is not a cure-all, but physical activity can positively impact mood, stress levels, confidence, and overall mental wellness. An important reminder that exercise supports far more than physical health alone.

https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/can-exercise-help-relieve-teen-depression-2016081010084

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Heart Zones was honored to have our VP of Sales, Joe Gooden, speak with students in Dr. Balea Schumacher’s FitTech course at the UNG - University of North Georgia about the rapidly evolving world of wearable fitness technology.

From the early days of heart rate sensors to today’s smartwatches, fitness trackers, and emerging technologies, the conversation focused on how wearable tech is transforming fitness, health, and physical education. We also shared how the Heart Zones Solution uses real-time heart rate data to increase engagement, personalize instruction, and support healthier outcomes for students and participants.

It was inspiring to connect with the next generation of fitness and physical education professionals and see their excitement for the future of fitness technology and heart rate education.

Learn more or request a demo:
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California’s revised budget could create a major opportunity for PE and Adapted PE programs across the state. With billions in new discretionary and special education funding now available, schools may have more flexibility than ever to invest in student wellness, inclusion, and data-driven physical education.

Our latest blog breaks down how PE teachers and principals can work together to potentially fund the Heart Zones Solution through California’s updated budget proposal. From supporting IEP compliance and student engagement to creating more equitable, effort-based PE experiences, this funding could help schools modernize physical education for years to come.

Read the full blog here:
https://www.heartzones.com/blog/physed-2/how-pe-teachers-and-principals-can-team-up-69

For questions or to learn more about the Heart Zones Solution, contact us at:
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We talk about the Heart Zones Solution a lot, and some of you might be wondering… what exactly is it?

Simply put, the Heart Zones Solution helps schools, fitness programs, and organizations turn physical activity into real-time, measurable engagement through heart rate data, live displays, effort tracking, and easy-to-understand reporting. It gives teachers, coaches, and participants instant feedback that helps make movement more motivating, interactive, and meaningful.

If you are interested in learning more, whether simply for educational purposes or because you may be considering a solution like this in the future, we would be happy to schedule a quick live demo.

Learn more about the Heart Zones Solution:
https://www.heartzones.com/move-solution

Request a demo:
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Farmington School District made PE a top priority and transformed student engagement with the Heart Zones Solution.

Within the first two weeks of using heart rate sensors in class, staff identified 3 students with abnormal readings who later discovered undiagnosed cardio-pulmonary conditions. While Heart Zones is not a medical device company, real-time heart rate data can help educators better understand what is happening inside a student’s body during activity.

The Heart Zones Solution also frees up PE teachers to spend more time interacting with students instead of subjectively grading effort. Students become more accountable, motivated, and engaged through real-time feedback and objective data.

Read the full Model School story:
https://www.heartzones.com/blog/model-schools-3/farmington-school-district-farmington-missouri-26


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