Running to heart rate
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Feb 2013
9:33am, 1 Feb 2013
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dibbers
Just getting in to heart rate training but need advice as to how I monitor it in practice. I have a gramin with everything set up. If I want to run in a, say, 70-80% MRH zone, what happens if the route is hilly? Clearly my HR is going to rise, and probably above the 80%. So, so I ensure I slow RIGHT down on the hills to prevent this, or do I ignore this and just makesure the flat bit are in the right zone. I'm thinking even walking briskly up a hill might elevate my HR past 80%. |
Feb 2013
9:35am, 1 Feb 2013
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icemaiden
Try the heart rate thread peeps, you'll get people who know what they're talking about his http://www.fetcheveryone.com/viewtopic.php?id=3882 The answer is you have to slow down, that's what HR training is about. It can be frustrating but once you've done it a bit (and that bit can vary between weeks, months and years) you'll be running up that hill. |
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