, but they're not long so I'm just treating them as hard days and not tapering for them too much.But excellent, I'm going to be a fab runner! Though I'm guessing it's going to take AGES...? I am just starting on the HRM thing and am keen to get a HRM based
I'm after some advice about zone training with an HRM.I've been running for about 2 months now, although prior to this I've been going to a gym for about 10 years, mixing aerobics & weights. I decided to spend the summer running and I've got up
Doing Helvellyn on Sunday which will be my first middle distance tri and don't know if I should use HRM or not.Iwas planning on using it. But since comming back off hols three weeks ago every time I go out for run/bike, HR is all over the place
Hi All, I have recently started plodding and was thinking of buying an HRM, Will it help or is it a tool for the more experienced runner. I was looking at the MIO but think possibly that having to keep putting my fingers onto the sensors will become
Has anyone tried the HRM glove from Beurer? It works with a finger sensor rather than a chest strap. I've tried two chest-strap models so far and constantly lost signal with them and wonder if this might be a better option. It's rather expensive
EEk the battery has gone flat in my polar HRM watch, anyone know where I can get it changed in Chester ?ThanksDave You can get it done at watchsmiths, but they aren't guaranteed. You can risk it, and it might be OK, but depends on how damp you tend
just got a shiny new hrm (polar f6f) and went out for a little plod with it yesterday and found that i really had to slow right down to keep myself in range (70-80). Should i stick with it and assume that i'm just more out of shape than i thought
Anyone looking out for a cheap HRM? Seen an Aldi leaflet today and they've got them for £12.99. From next Thursday (11th) I think. Ah-ha. Does this mean that another Aldi running special is on its way, I wonder. I loaded up last time so much that I
by John Parker £8.33. This should help get the best out of me and my Lidl HRM.
-£60 or thereabouts (could be swayed a little higher) and would like a comfortable HRM that's easy to use - not big on frills.Thanks all. Polar do one that has an elasticated chest straprather than the normal ones which have a bar where the monitor is hich can
