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Cardiovascular health tracker

Estimate cardiovascular risk, track blood pressure, heart rate, Zone 2 training, and lipid trends.

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DateSysDiaRHRZone 2VO2HRV
No readings logged yet.
10.4%
10-year CVD risk estimate
Moderate
Risk category
63%
Zone 2 target progress
128/82
30-day avg BP
63 bpm
Latest RHR
Fair
VO2 fitness estimate

Cardiovascular coach

67/100
Combined score
55 min
Zone 2 gap

Home BP pattern is elevated.

55 Zone 2 minutes short of target.

1. Maintain current risk controls and keep logging home readings.

2. Add 30 Zone 2 minutes this week.

3. Fitness profile is balanced enough to keep progressing.

Blood pressure trend

Log at least 2 readings to see your trend

Resting heart rate trend

Log at least 2 readings to see your trend

Cardiovascular fitness score

72/100
Fitness score
Good
Band
Good: 36-44
Age/sex norm
Strongest: Resting heart rate. Weakest: Zone 2 minutes.72%

Blood pressure pattern analyser

128 mmHg
Morning average
124 mmHg
Evening average

Your systolic pressure is currently 4 points above the diastolic-derived comparison baseline, with the highest saved systolic reading on May 24. Compare home patterns with clinic readings to discuss possible white coat hypertension with a clinician.

Zone 2 training planner

95/150 min
This week
Weekly Zone 2 target63%

Consistent Zone 2 training for 8+ weeks significantly improves VO2 max; your 12-week log is trending toward the benchmark.

12-week Zone 2 minutes

Log at least 2 readings to see your trend

Heart health risk factors checklist

Risk reduction priority list: Smoking, Blood pressure, Cholesterol, Blood sugar. Use The Cardiovascular Code sections on blood pressure, lipids, training, and stress to work through these first.

Lifestyle recommendations

Keep blood pressure, lipids, sleep, and weekly Zone 2 minutes visible; small improvements compound quickly.

Health Disclaimer

This tool is for educational tracking only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult your healthcare provider before making significant health changes.

How to use the cardiovascular health tracker

Log blood pressure, heart rate, cardio work, and lipid markers together so the heart-health picture is not split across separate notes. The tracker is built to show whether the trend is improving or drifting.

Use the outputs to spot the biggest gap first. That might be blood pressure control, training volume, or another marker that is keeping the overall score down.

This is a decision-support tool, not a medical diagnosis. It works best when you review it regularly and use the trend to guide your next adjustment.