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For X Mas my children bought me a Garmin Forerunner 305 with the heart
rate monitor. I have used it and fortunately the HR worked fine and I
didn't even have to adjust the straps or anything.

Saturday I plan on doing the Coach's famous speed (i.e. puke test) to
find out what my Max HR is. It will be interesting to monitor how I do
relative to % of HR and such.

After a few years of watching the board I might just end up in the EBT
camp.

Kurt
Wed Dec 27, 2006 1:59 pm

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I did 6 miles and 5x400, with 200 jogs between, today, and was frustrated because I couldn't get my HR up past 154 (about 83%). So after the last 400 I... 		Jon <jonguy99@...>
jonguy99
Offline Send Email 		Jan 27, 2003
9:16 pm

... So ... in ... Jonguy ~ Beyond the obvious causes such as interference, low battery, loose strap, etc., low humidity and cooler temperatures can cause poor...
coach_maddog
Offline 		Jan 27, 2003
10:11 pm

Coach, I use an electrode gel on the band every time I put it on, and my strap is good and tight. I do wear the watch on the outside of my jacket, so it would...
Jon <jonguy99@...>
jonguy99
Offline Send Email 		Jan 28, 2003
12:31 am

Meg and Jabber: You both appear to have used your HRMs during your recent marathons. Do you feel it helped, or maybe held you back? I'm thinking that if I had...
Jon
jonguy99
Offline Send Email 		Nov 19, 2003
2:53 pm

Jonguy, Speaking as someone who has a terrible problem with starting too fast, I would say the HRM is definitely the most important tool in making sure my pace...
megakittyrunner
Offline 		Nov 19, 2003
11:17 pm

Thanks, Meg. That's sound advice. I'm going to start wearing it more in races, including a 5k this Sunday. It just makes sense to me. I wear it for its...
Jon
jonguy99
Offline Send Email 		Nov 21, 2003
10:10 am

JonGuy~I didn't wear my HRM during the marathon as it was a goal race. While I don't think it would limit me if I wore it, but I just trust my training too...
jabberdogrunner
Offline 		Nov 20, 2003
4:14 am

For X Mas my children bought me a Garmin Forerunner 305 with the heart rate monitor. I have used it and fortunately the HR worked fine and I didn't even have...
K LaFor
klafor
Offline Send Email 		Dec 27, 2006
2:03 pm

... <snip> ... EBT ... Kurt ~ I suspect you'll have trouble adjusting to EBT because it will seem too easy compared to what you've been use to doing. };9)...
Jim Duguay
coach_maddog
Offline Send Email 		Dec 27, 2006
3:51 pm

Coach I have been thinking about your comment for the past two days. I think one of the things I have done in the past year is push myself despite the asthma,...
K LaFor
klafor
Offline Send Email 		Dec 28, 2006
8:13 pm

... <snip> On the track day I will ... Kurt ~ Why not go for the appropriate effort, instead of some preconceived notion about how fast you think you can...
Jim Duguay
coach_maddog
Offline Send Email 		Dec 29, 2006
4:50 pm
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