Knowing how to correctly use a heart rate monitor is a wonderful way to stay on top of your fitness level and reach goals. Know your limits with tips from a professional fitness trainer in this free video on using a heart rate monitor during exercise. Expert: CarolAnn Bio: CarolAnn has more than 19 years of professional fitness training experience and holds a Master’s Degree in exercise science and health promotion. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz Series Description: Staying consistent with fitness and exercise and knowing how hard to challenge yourself is very important to stay in shape. Discover great health methods with tips from a professional fitness trainer in this free video series on fitness and exercise.
Instructional Video for the MIO Breeze/Breeze Petite strapless heart rate monitor watch. This video shows a step by step guide how to set up your watch with your personal data and use each function. Great alternative to reading the instruction manual!
The training heart rate, or target heart rate, can be calculated with a formula and used to make exercise routines more effective. Calculate and use training heart rate with tips from a certified fitness trainer in this free video on health and fitness. Expert: Alice J. Monsaert Contact: www.ShapesTotalFitness.com Bio: Alice J. Monsaert is Group Fitness and Academy Director for Shapes Total Fitness for Women and has worked in the fitness industry for over 25 years. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
www.hybridfitness.tv Video series from the IHRSA 2009 convention detailing new strength equipment, lifting tools, conditioning equipment and other fun and crazy stuff. Suunto Heart rate monitors are profiled here.
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Please don’t give me the song and dance about diet and exercise. I know some people don’t try that first but believe me I DO diet and exercise. I know all about target heart rate and all that stuff. I’ve been exercising regularly for 6 years. Weight training cardio and everything. I’m 40 years old and I’ve been dieting for 20 years. When I exercise and watch what I eat I stay the same. I never lose.
My problem has always been my appetite and that’s what I need help with. I’ve been hungry my whole life and that’s how I’m wired.
I am 35 lbs overweight and need something to help me with my appetite. I’ve tried diet pills and they work for awhile until I get used to them and then I gain it all back.
I’m trying to look for something more natural to help me.
If you have had success with anything other than Nuphedrine, I am open to suggestions. Thanks
NO! I am not talking about ephedrine!
I am talking about Nuphedrine.
http://www.nuphedrine.com/?b=1221
Grrrr! I wish people wouldn’t answer when they don’t bother to research a question or give the person asking the question the credit that they know what they are talking about!
I’ve been to the doctor and I’m tired of making them richer, taking pills that make me a basket case and gaining all the weight back. I’ve already had tests done. There is nothing wrong with me except that I have a large appetite.
I just want something to help me not be so hungry all the time that is natural and not full of chemicals.
I don’t take anything without doing extensive research.
www.heartratewatchcompany.com The Suunto t1c is an excellent heart rate monitor with the most comfortable chest strap we’ve ever tested. It displays heart rate in a very intuitive way like a speedometer that wraps around the bezel. It also displays calories burned in real-time. You’ll find it very motivating and it also works great as an everyday watch.
www.heartratewatchcompany.com Suunto t3d multi-sport watches are both very functional and have classy designs you can use as your everyday watch. They measure both heart rate and calories very intuitively, much like a speedometer, on the main dial.
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Age: 17
Gender:Female
Weight:As Of Today 282(half naked lol) Yesterday I Was 284.8(Clothes)
Morbidly Obese
Height 5′7” 3/4 Almost 5′8 hehe
(tip for people// clothes do weigh you down on the scale so get naked and then check your weight. haha. Not as if it makers a big difference for me but hey every lb counts
Anyway Its 5 I ate 610 Cals so far today. I Havent Ate Yet Because I Just Got Done Exercising. I already counted my total day calories count it will end up at 1032(not good i know) I Try To Get To 1200-1400 Its Kinda hard sometimes. MoVing On
I Worked Out For A Total Minutes Of 84:41 Thats 1hr 24 Mins & 41 Seconds For Those Who Dont Know./// Thats Kinda Bad Time Since i Do 91 Mins The Other Day.
I have a watch that does my heart rate, weight, timer, and calories burn. I added today’s total of 779! I burned more then i ate…..is that bad or good thing?
My Workout Consists Of Lots Of Cardio And Strengt Training
I dont do it all at one time by the way. I Do once between breakfast and launch and then the rest between launch and dinner. The First Half Is Mostly Cardio And The Second Half Little Cardio, More strength training.
All I Want To Know Is, Is That Good?
Is it bad if i burned more then i ate already?
Thanks For Reading. Best Answer Will Receive 10 poorrow i always pick a best answer and reply.
I know its not enough cal’s. I might have little more so i can get 1200 or little more then that. I just dont want to stuff myself
Just Sports TV features Fitness Factor; this segment hosted by Tasha Trujillo, featuring 16x half ironman champion Triathlete Chad Hawker. The topic, heart rate monitors. Produced by Jonathan Weston
Effects of exercising after a period of time at different temperatures- heart rates and breathing rate. My results are reliable because of repetition and accurate because of timing with a stop watch. How can i ensure they are valid?
All i wanted is how to make an experiment valid!!
I got this as a gift and it came with a T317 Transmitter-do I have to use the chest strap in order to read my calories burned?
(I don’t care about monitoring heart rate….)
If you are like me, you bought a Timex Heart Rate Monitor but found the thick instruction manual to be extremely confusing. This video shows you everything you need to know to use your heartrate monitor: How to set it up with your personal stats, how to use it during a workout and see your heartrate in real time, and finally how to find out how many calories you burned at the end. This simple video is better than 150 pages of instruction manual
In order to control the heart rate in aqua fitness, it’s important to keep the blood flowing between exercises by stretching and walking around. Get blood flowing to the fingertips with help from an experienced fitness model and instructor in this free video on water aerobic exercises. Expert: Jamie Smithers Bio: Jamie Smithers has been a fitness model for more than two years, working for Nike, VPX’s Redline, and being featured in Oxygen Magazine. Filmmaker: Bob Hunt
Go to: www.amazon.com Hi – I’ve used a lot of training devices in the past. My list includes Polar HRM of several models, the garmin 301 GPS model, stopwatches and a finger, even the new Nike/iPod combo and this one really takes the cake for me. I have a scientific background and work in the tech industry, but even though I understand math and engineering, it’s not what I want when I am working out. I want simplicity, reliability and features that sit there until I ask for them. I don’t want to get a degree in deviceology to make it work each and every time I’m out for a run, hike or bike. Sometimes I am training for a marathon or triathlon – so I’d prefer my unit be capable to help me reach those goals when I need to plan workouts and analyze data about how my training is going – but the wrist unit itself has to be intuitive and stay out of the way when I just want to work out. This model can expand with GPS, or two different bike modules, or a foor pod if distance measurement is something you want in addition to HRM and time of training data. It also can be used with the SmartBelt (which cost extra). The smartbelt will work with the T3 during exercise (just like the included HRM measurement belt that you wear around your chest), but the optional Smartbelt stores advanced workout metrics so you could geek out with PC/coach and truly train like the pros if you wish. The unit is well designed, thin, utilitarian yet not overly geeky (I would take it off for a black tie …
www.heartratewatchcompany.com The Polar Cardio bra is a strapless heart rate monitor solution that works. Most strapless heart rate monitors are not accurate but thanks to a heart sensing fabric built in to the cardio bra you can lose the strap for good. – created at animoto.com
www.heartratewatchcompany.com The Polar RS300X multi-sport allows you to get great Polar heart rate data plus, measure speed and distance doing anything outdoors. Get a G1 GPS sensor or even the S1 footpod for running and you are ready to hit the next level.
www.heartratewatchcompany.com This is truly the most incredible runner’s watch we’ve ever tested. It’s the only watch that advises you on stride improvement, which is huge! All the great Polar heart rate features, wireless data transfer and Polar Pro Trainer software analyzes your training sessions. If you are serious about hitting the next level then you should own a Polar RS800sd.
The simplest way to calculate target heart rate for burning calories is by subtracting age from 220 and multiplying that number by .85, or 85 percent. Find out how to keep one’s heart rate at the correct number in order to burn fat withhelp from a certified personal trainer in this free video on calculating target heart rate. Expert: Tanya Batts Bio: Tanya Batts has been a certified personal fitness trainer for more than 11 years. She specializes in Pilates, yoga, combat cardio, aerobics, core conditioning and overall strength training. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC
Go to: www.amazon.com Sports Instruments Pro 9 Heart Rate Monitor The Sports Instruments Pro 9 is a wireless heart monitor with chest strap. It has many features and functions, and the basic functions are easy to use. Beyond that, you will need to study the manual. In addition to working wirelessly, it will communicate with gym equipment set up for a wireless heart monitor, including the Precor C-842 exercise bike. The Pro 9 is attractive, and tracks your workout using five individual training zones, based on your lactate threshold or maximum heart rate. Lactate threshold requires medical tests or an educated guess, so I am using maximum heart rate. The Pro 9 allows you to choose a variety of display modes. My two favorites are heart rate and zone, or the zone and percentage of maximum heart rate. The display is as easy to read as it appears to be in the photograph. And I am over 50, so I can’t deal with tiny numbers. The Pro 9 is a step up from the Pro 7, and stores a record of time spent in all 5 training zones, percentage of time in each zone, workload index for each workout and average/maximum/ending heart rate for each lap and split for the last 5 workouts. (The Pro 7 records only one workout/set of data). The Pro 9 has dual interval timers which can be linked to the lap chronograph to create on/off intervals. In addition to the heart rate monitor and timer features, it has a clock, so you can ride without your regular watch and still know the time (and date). And if …
Go to: www.amazon.com Hi – I’ve used a lot of training devices in the past. My list includes Polar HRM of several models, the garmin 301 GPS model, stopwatches and a finger, even the new Nike/iPod combo and this one really takes the cake for me. I have a scientific background and work in the tech industry, but even though I understand math and engineering, it’s not what I want when I am working out. I want simplicity, reliability and features that sit there until I ask for them. I don’t want to get a degree in deviceology to make it work each and every time I’m out for a run, hike or bike. Sometimes I am training for a marathon or triathlon – so I’d prefer my unit be capable to help me reach those goals when I need to plan workouts and analyze data about how my training is going – but the wrist unit itself has to be intuitive and stay out of the way when I just want to work out. This model can expand with GPS, or two different bike modules, or a foor pod if distance measurement is something you want in addition to HRM and time of training data. It also can be used with the SmartBelt (which cost extra). The smartbelt will work with the T3 during exercise (just like the included HRM measurement belt that you wear around your chest), but the optional Smartbelt stores advanced workout metrics so you could geek out with PC/coach and truly train like the pros if you wish. The unit is well designed, thin, utilitarian yet not overly geeky (I would take it off for a black tie …
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I have a 70 % stenosis of my LAD artery(single artery stenosis). My cardiologist will not commit to intervention. He wants me to tell him to do this. I have an average resting heart rate of 48 BPM. I am 70 years of age with good cholesterol. I have been diagnosed with a complete right bundle branch block and a left bundle anterior block (bifascicular.) I have intermittent bouts of Angina. My cardiologist says that he is going to watch me over a period of time when I don’t know if I have much time left.
. I exercise and am in fairly good shape. I want to know if anyone could tell me if I am a candidate for MIDCAB. I am 6′ tall and weigh 195 lbs. Second opinions are 2 months away.
When checking for your heart rate manually, how do you do it exactly? What do you count?
Your heart goes, "ba bum.. ba bum.. ba bum" so do you just count the bas or do you count both bas and bums?
My sister and I did a home fitness test and she said to only count the bas. Immediately after an intense short workout my heart rate was 58 bpm while at rest it was 48. Using the same method of counting, my sister’s heart rate was 134 after the workout and 80 at rest. Hers seems about right but mine seems rather low considering I’m not exactly the model of health. But if we were supposed to count the bas and bums and we double our measurements, then that puts me where I would expect but my sister is now off the charts.
Throughout the test we took our heart rate about 6 times and received similar results each time so these figures are precise if not accurate.
Given this confusion, I wonder if a heart rate monitor may be in order as we start our new workout routine. What can I expect to pay for a cheap one?
I was taking my pulse using my finger on my Carotid artery for 30 seconds and doubling it. So I was counting 26-29 "ba bum" beats over 30 seconds and doubling that for bpm.
Is it possible my heart is doing a "BA bum ba bum BA bum ba bum?" LOL, I hope that makes sense.
www.heartratewatchcompany.com The Suunto t4d is a unique heart rate monitor that senses your biometric feedback and tells you when to push or when to take a rest day. It is a very unique device and it can be combined with GPS pods, foot pods and bike pods to render all of your speed and distance data for any outdoor sport. This is one awesome watch that has developed a very loyal following.