Looking at the data of the pedometer steps, it makes sense when compared to the activity that was taught for the day. Activities like Prison dodgeball and continuous kickball had a high number of steps because we were moving consistently, where as softball and baseball activities were low steps due to standing around learning the proper technique. The accuracy of my heart rate is questionable because we were lacking the technology of heart rate monitors. The heart rates were accurate in the sense that the more steps that I took the higher my heart rate was. My highest heart rate was in Snowball tag where I took just over 600 steps, and in in Prison dodgeball where I took over 800 steps, my heart rate was only 120. It should have been higher then the snowball tag, but due to probably miss counting, it was rendered inaccurate. Having a heart rate monitor would have definitely made for less error in a situation like this. Overall the data reflects what it should as far as heart rate to steps to activity ratio. The pedometers seemed to be working properly in counting the amount of steps in each lesson.
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