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Heart Rate Monitors
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Dec 2013
11:25am, 13 Dec 2013
486 posts
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icelandic trigirl
So, I'm a fairly average triathlete, 35yo triathlete and I don't go in much for gizmos. I've been relying on a very simple kids' digital watch which has a stopwatch and I finally got a smartphone to "mapmyrun". I'm wondering whether it is worth it to get a heart rate monitor. I'm not sure I see the need but will it actually make a difference? I have a suspicion I train too hard (I'm impatient and want to finish my target!) Will it help me? Will it distract me? Will it just be stuck in a drawer and ignored? |
Dec 2013
8:58am, 15 Dec 2013
88 posts
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doopy
I believe they can be very helpful/useful. Make sure you get one with a chest strap suitable for a women's frame. I had one but because the strap didn't fit properly the contact was lost and i used to get some weird and wonderful readings. |
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