Discussion
Just bought one second hand off my mate. Looks like a cool gadget/widget
question though - when setting up , I have the opportunity for putting in my Max Heart Rate (i'm assuming simplest method is 220-age= MaxHR
however, in the menu it's asking for resting heart rate........but when I select, it asks for Min Heart Rate - which are two different things.
Anyone give me a clue on the correct value for lower value? i.e. what is it asking for? RHR or MinHeartrate ?
question though - when setting up , I have the opportunity for putting in my Max Heart Rate (i'm assuming simplest method is 220-age= MaxHR
however, in the menu it's asking for resting heart rate........but when I select, it asks for Min Heart Rate - which are two different things.
Anyone give me a clue on the correct value for lower value? i.e. what is it asking for? RHR or MinHeartrate ?
thanks guys - yes get chest strap with it too
so - resting heart rate isn't simply your heart rate when sitting in a chair?
are we talking about 60% of your max? Your max being 80% of the 220-age?
I won't have time to organise a Vo2 test anytime soon - i'm just trying to get general figures to help me stay roughly in the aerobic zone
so - resting heart rate isn't simply your heart rate when sitting in a chair?
are we talking about 60% of your max? Your max being 80% of the 220-age?
I won't have time to organise a Vo2 test anytime soon - i'm just trying to get general figures to help me stay roughly in the aerobic zone
Parsnip said:
Or more likely you input your max HR too low - if you actually went to 114% of your true MHR you would probably be dead.
That's what I was hoping someone say. I had advice above saying the way my fitness book tells me to do it is inaccurate. I think I believe that now!! Unless it was just some weird computer blip.The watch had me maxed at 85% - when I downloaded it said 114
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