would a HRM help mara training for a beginner ?if so, why ? can u recommend a reasonably priced one ? thanks sage Training by heart rate can be helpful for anyone who's marathon training. At the minimum you need a heart rate monitor that can be set
discussion, but full of positive comments about HRM Beanz is that TimM's thread because its great, hyper link didnt work look on beginners threads heart rate monitors what are they teeling me, or something like that.Dave if that doesnt convince you about HRM
I use a heart rate monitor, just to see average HR and fat burned. how can i use to get the best out of my running. i have seen threads talking about being in the right zone. how do i do this?thanks Hi X9I started using my HRM after a year or so
are only able to set one target Heart Rate per run or if it can be varied. I'm either a dunce or it is unclear.Thanks again. You can only set it to alarm to a range (any range you like); but it has a nice big screen, and you can choose what you display (ie
buyimg the new polar s625x. An watch which monitors heart rate plus speed and distance sounds pretty good. Anyone got the Timex equivalent?
to not burnout before I had got a good distance. Was also quite good once I had established what my 'norms' where... Unless you are a professor in advanced mathematics, go and buy,beg, borrow or steal "heart rate monitor training for the compleat idiot" by John L
Was gonna be rude and ask for dosh as a b/day prezzie then get myself a HRM, but which one?????Anyone with info please help Legless,I've heard ~(and presently testing) the polar range is up there at the top of the heart-rate monitors.... which
As a beginner I do not own one of these, I noticed one of the sub 3:00 london marathon runners Mark Irvine said "The key to my race was running to my heart rate, anyone out there who doesn't run with a heartrate monitor is mad! " Please explain this
I know this is ignorant but do all heart rate monitors have chest straps or are there some which take your rate from your wrist? I have bought "heart monitor training for the compleat idiot" on former recommendations and am thinking of buying a hrm
Are heart rate monitors worth using?I have a Nike one and every time I use it, I seem to be going over the level I should be. If I run at the level the instructions suggest, I am running extremely slowly.Friend of mine has a Polar HRM and he thinks
