Don't know if anyone can help me!I am thinking of buying someone a heart rate monitor for a birthday prezzie. If I buy one for 50 quids is it going to be ok? I can't really afford any more than that but I would prefer bot to get one if it is going
I am training for a 7-mile road race and have just bought a heart rate monitor.Can anyone suggest what bpm I should set as the upper and lower thresholds, for training and on race day itself? Tim, until you've used your HRM for a considerable amount
Hi, I am looking to buy a heart rate monitor and am a bit confused as to which one I should go for. I want it to do the basic stuff but also to allow me to do interval training where I have two levels, one high heart rate and one recovery heart rate
My cardiosport heart rate monitor finally packed up this morning. It had lasted 8 years so it did well. But now i have buy a replacement. I only need a budget one which also includes a stop watch. My zones are all in my head anyway.I never liked
going to step up my training by investing in a heart rate monitor i'm pathetic at anything technical, are they easy to use? saw a beginners one in march edition at around £40 that was good for beginners but would i be able to understand
I have started to use one of these new heart rate monitor watches and have found that I have been running to fast for too long if I am to maintain fat burning. Does anyone have any long term experience on this type of product. I got mine from www
Morning all, I'm currently wondering wether or not to pester people for a heart rate monitor for christmas. I've been running for a year and have seen definite improvements- to be expected-will this piece of kit help me to keep improving! I've read
HELP!! I've been running since January so am a real novice...did my first 10K afew weeks ago - great fun. I'm getting a little more serious now so want a heart rate monitor/ pedometre to measure heart rate, distance with watch feature. What
I want to get myself a heart rate monitor but don't know whats best to look for. I don't have much money to spend on one so have to be selective about what functions I go for. I run a few times a week, 6-8 miles or so and am heading for my first
basic heart rate monitor from Lloyds Pharmacy for £10 (special offer from £30). Its the usual wrist watch style with chest strap sensor. The functions are basic in offering time/alarm/stopwatch and Heart rate, average and maximum. For a tenner its
