I dug the HRM strap thing out of the box of my 305 for a play, got me thinking about HRM training.A day or 2 later I've a copy of HRM Tarining for the Compleat idiot, and I'm reading it - well the first few chapters, but started with the case study
I got a heart rate monitor for christmas and thought I'd start by getting to know my HRM and also read the section on the runners world website.Having set up my HRM to my age and weight it produced three traing zones which are zone 1 - 50% to 65
. Since abandoning it, I've found that I'm slightly quicker.Perhaps I didn't do justice to the method by not hammering the hard days as much as I should have but I find that I am faster without it and have discovered that a HRM is a waste of time really
Any recomendations? Yup. Mine's a Blitz Pulse Tronic. Cost me £40 three years ago and is just what I need. Day date watch, stop-watch, and HRM with zones that you can fiddle with - all very simple. I have no need of those multi-lap, multi
I have been using a HRM for 3 weeks now always running at 70% of my MHR (Hence my name!)I run on a treaddy for 30 minutes and then measure the average heart rate and the distance covered.Last week after 30 minutes my AHR was 137 and I had covered 2
91ti says it can be used in the pool but warns not to push the buttons while under the water as this can allow water into the watch.What make is your HRM? maybe check out the makers web site. Usually they have electronic versions of the manuals
Hello all, currently I have the most basic model of HRM ever invented by Polar. Whilst this was good enough to start with, as my running has progressed I feel it is time to upgrade. I would like one that does splits, average bpm in that split would
2 hours and am now getting fed up lol.Help!! In order to use a HRM properly you need to know your resting and your max ..I would hazzard a guess that HRR could mean Heart Resting Rate but that is a pure guess as I dont know the make/model of which
i was thinking of buying a Nike Heart rate monitor but i've since heard that when they first came out they didn't work very well. is this true? does any one know if the problems have been ironed out? Hi KofiI don't know much about the Nike HRM
A mate at work had told me of an offer he has seen at Maplin Electronics for cheap HRM's. It seems a very good deal and it has the following features:-· Current/average heart rate · Max/min heart rate · Last heart rate record memory · 3
