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Heart Rate Training: Heat And Altitude
On 05/06/2000 in General
Going abroad? Here's how your heart rate monitor can help you acclimatise
When you go on holiday, you'll no doubt want to take your training with you. After all, you are off to enjoy yourself. However, this will often mean running in conditions that can affect your heart rate quite dramatically, both at rest
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Heart-Rate Monitors - For Women
On 13/01/2005 in Kit
Find out how three ladies heart-rate monitors measure up
When Runner's World readers were asked to list their essential kit last year, heart-rate monitors came out on top. Unfortunately for the female runner, using a heart-rate monitor is usually an uncomfortable experience, requiring 10 minutes before
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Heart Beat: Finding a Heart Rate Monitor
On 05/06/2000 in General
Using a heart rate monitor will help you to get the most out of your training - but how do you know which model is right for you?
is actually necessary to improve your performance. And unfortunately, elite and amateur competitors alike often believe that to get better, they have to train more and harder.The answer? The correct use of a heart rate monitor (or HRM for short) in your
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RW Heart Rate Monitor Test
On 08/10/2007 in Kit
RW tests heart rate monitors from Dunlop, Suunto, New Balance, Oregon Scientific, Sigma, Cardiosport, Reebok and Nike
Gone are the days when runners would rate our efforts based on the colour of their cheeks after a run. Heart-rate monitors are now so easy to use, affordable and accurate that there's no excuse for skipping the science bit in your training. Most
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Heart Rate - Regularly Too High?
On 20/10/2009 in forum
Just want to get some advice on whether my heart rate is in 'normal' bands
Hi allWould just appreciate some advice on whether my heart rate looks a little steep or not and whether I should really be looking to stay within certain limits.The background - I'm 43, 6' 2", weigh around 100kgs (15' 9) and have been running
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RW Best Heart Rate Monitors
On 06/11/2003 in Kit
Personal, portable and practical... a heart rate monitor can revolutionise your training
Whatever type of runner you are, you should give serious consideration to investing in a heart rate monitor. From as little as £40 you can add a whole new dimension to your training. Strap on a heart rate monitor and you’ll never run too quickly
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Talkback: Heart Rate Monitors - The Basics
On 02/06/2012 in forum
I have a Polar RS400, and the band just broke for the second time. Is there a good but tough heart rate monitor watch?
I have a Polar RS400, and the band just broke for the second time. Is there a good but tough heart rate monitor watch?
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BIG Heart Rate Training Index
On 14/04/2009 in General
Our one-stop shop for heart rate training, packed with links to all the information and advice you need to get started
By using a heart rate monitor while you train, you'll know exactly what impact your workout is having.Unlike trying to judge your own efforts, your heart rate is a completely objective measure of how hard you're working, so you'll be able to fine
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Is my Forerunner Heart Rate Monitor correct?
On 27/01/2008 in forum
Heart rate seems too high when running
Can anyone give me some advice?I have recently bought a Garmin 305 Forerunner with Heart Rate Monitor. I am 47 and have calculated my MHR (Maximum Heart Rate) to be 173 beats/minute. I have been running now for over a year and I can run
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Measuring My (too fast) Heart rate
On 16/01/2007 in forum
Heart Rate Monitors, and effort based runs
I have been jog/walking for a couple of months now, but I still can't seem to break out of the jog/walk pace when I am trying to keep under the 70% of heart rate using my monitor.I'm not trying to be the fastest, but it would be nice to be able
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