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Heart Rate Training: Heat And Altitude
By Joe Dunbar on 05/06/2000 10:53:31
Going abroad? Here's how your heart rate monitor can help you acclimatise
and on the run. As long as you expect this, you shouldn't have a problem. Armed with your heart rate monitor and a little know-how, you'll be able to avoid overstressing your body in the heat or at altitude. It will help you stay within your limits, and you
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Q+A: What are the effects of altitude training?
By Professor Craig Sharp on 19/08/2005 14:22:43
Our experts answer real-life questions
Q I understand that haemoglobin levels increase following a stay at altitude. I am soon off to the Alps for a couple of months and wonder how my training will be affected. Will it make my blood thicken, potentially leading to heart attacks? I know
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Racing Away: Top Travel Tips
By David Mitchell on 23/10/2008 12:05:57
Here's how to make sure that race overseas really does prove to be the experience of a lifetime
altitude or in extreme conditions. Consult Your GPSome countries (including France and Spain) will require you to have a letter from a doctor stating that there is no reason why you can’t run – you can find draught copies of these on some race websites
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Cycle Computers on Test
By on 19/11/2009 11:35:40
A cycle computer can tell you exactly how well you're doing, ensuring your training stays fresh and you reap the benefits of every session
of this feature-packed wireless computer is that it measures altitude. Altitude monitoring is especially useful if you're training in hilly areas, allowing you to see just how hard your ride was. The Boardman displays current altitude, as well as the total ascent
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Top 10 French Races
By Runner's World on 08/07/2000 19:50:59
Le Championnat du Canigou
at these altitudes (2784 metres). Taking your woolly hat to the South of France in August may seem bizarre, but runners came up against -4°C temperatures at the summit last year. And for those tending towards masochism, a separate ranking is run for those carrying
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Game For A Marathon: Running The Kenya Safaricom
By Ashley Smith on 18/07/2005 13:57:49
It's a marathon serious enough to attract the world record holder, where elephants, nervous Westerners and thousands of locals all play their part...
’s 10 toughest marathons. The course is 1650m above sea level, and it’s in a game reserve. I told him he was mad.He kept badgering me, until eventually I was converted to his way of thinking, much to my wife’s disapproval.Altitude was certainly going
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BIG Heart Rate Training Index
By Runner's World on 14/04/2009 08:46:30
Our one-stop shop for heart rate training, packed with links to all the information and advice you need to get started
rate monitor to get back to speed after illness and injury. Training In Heat Or At Altitude Avoid overstressing your body in the heat or at altitude by using your heart rate monitor to help you stay within your training limits. How To Use A Heart
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RW Best Heart Rate Monitors
By Rob Spedding on 06/11/2003 12:37:11
Personal, portable and practical... a heart rate monitor can revolutionise your training
.cardiosport.comCiclosport Hac 4 £154.99 Great cross-training tool as it’s also a bike computer that can provide readings such as speed, distance, temperature, gradients and altitude.Can store up to 64 hours of data, which can then be downloaded onto a PC. Graphical display
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RW Speed-and-Distance Monitor Test
By Runner's World on 15/01/2007 17:27:21
RW tests products from Polar, Nike, Garmin, Navman, Timex and Suunto
-mounted GPS unit, giving accurate altitude measurements and ascent and descent rates. Data can be reviewed on the watch, though you’ll need to purchase a separate Data Recorder 2 (£60) to download it on to your computer. On the downside, it took about 10
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Enduring Questions - The Perfect Training Plan
By Amby Burfoot on 02/04/2007 12:24:33
Note these ten principles next time you draw up a schedule
training plans. For the last three decades, exercise physiologist Jack Daniels has set the standard for designing such plans. Along the way he’s worked with dozens of elite athletes, ranging from Ryun (Daniels helped him prepare for the high altitude
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