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Burn 2 Learn
Burn 2 Learn APK
2.10 ․ 1 year agoFree ․ UoN PRC in Physical Activity and Nutrition ⇣ Download APK (11.43 MB)
This App supports the Burn 2 Learn activity program for senior school students.
What's Burn 2 Learn APK?
Burn 2 Learn is a app for Android, It's developed by UoN PRC in Physical Activity and Nutrition author.
First released on google play in 54 years ago and latest version released in 1 year ago.
This app has 94 download times on Google play
This product is an app in Health & Fitness category. More infomartion of Burn 2 Learn on google play
The Burn 2 Learn app has been designed to support the delivery of the Burn 2 Learn program -
a school based physical activity program for senior school students. Burn 2 Learn utilises the
science of High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) to improve students’ health, fitness, wellbeing
and academic performance, using short but effective workouts. The program includes a variety of
pre-designed HIIT workouts, including Gym HIIT, Sport HIIT, Hip Hop HIIT, Combat HIIT, Class
HIIT (which can be done inside a classroom), and a short option known as Quick HIIT for days
when there isn’t much time.
Features:
*Sync with heart rate monitors for real-time feedback or use without a device
*Keep yourself at above 85% of your maximum heart rate to stay in the high intensity zone
*Select from a variety of pre-designed HIIT workouts, so it never gets boring
*Customise your workouts by changing the work-to-rest ratio and number of intervals
*Workout library and videos describing 12 unique HIIT workouts
*Complete a solo session, or compete against up to 5 friends in a group session
*Dashboard display showing sessions completed, average heart rate across workouts, number of
wins against friends, age-predicted maximum heart rate, and highest heart rate achieved
*Calendar display showing total sessions completed each week
*Receive personalised post-workout reports showing heart rates achieved during each work
interval during the workout
*Teacher version of the app designed for tablet (i.e., iPads) can display heart rates for up to 30
students using a WASP device
*Option to link multiple user results using a unique group session code for the whole class
The Burn 2 Learn program is a collaboration between researchers from the University of
Newcastle, Australian Catholic University, and Northeastern University, in partnership the New
South Wales Department of Education.
a school based physical activity program for senior school students. Burn 2 Learn utilises the
science of High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) to improve students’ health, fitness, wellbeing
and academic performance, using short but effective workouts. The program includes a variety of
pre-designed HIIT workouts, including Gym HIIT, Sport HIIT, Hip Hop HIIT, Combat HIIT, Class
HIIT (which can be done inside a classroom), and a short option known as Quick HIIT for days
when there isn’t much time.
Features:
*Sync with heart rate monitors for real-time feedback or use without a device
*Keep yourself at above 85% of your maximum heart rate to stay in the high intensity zone
*Select from a variety of pre-designed HIIT workouts, so it never gets boring
*Customise your workouts by changing the work-to-rest ratio and number of intervals
*Workout library and videos describing 12 unique HIIT workouts
*Complete a solo session, or compete against up to 5 friends in a group session
*Dashboard display showing sessions completed, average heart rate across workouts, number of
wins against friends, age-predicted maximum heart rate, and highest heart rate achieved
*Calendar display showing total sessions completed each week
*Receive personalised post-workout reports showing heart rates achieved during each work
interval during the workout
*Teacher version of the app designed for tablet (i.e., iPads) can display heart rates for up to 30
students using a WASP device
*Option to link multiple user results using a unique group session code for the whole class
The Burn 2 Learn program is a collaboration between researchers from the University of
Newcastle, Australian Catholic University, and Northeastern University, in partnership the New
South Wales Department of Education.
