How can you choose to be sponsored by a company that makes a sports watch lacking such a basic feature? The only way to get RHR is to hit a few buttons and the dial and manually take an RHR reading every morning immediately after waking up. Else you went have any RHR reading for that day.
Like it’s the 20th century. Every other watch gives you a decent estimate if you just wear it all day and don’t think about it. Stupid Coros.
How about just take your pulse at rest if you want to know your RHR? Takes 30 seconds. Bizarre that anyone would actually care whether their watch can do this for them.
Oh and by the way, it’s pretty well documented that wrist plethysmography (the mechanism used by your smart watch to measure pulse) is not a reliable way to accurately measure your heart rate at rest or during exercise. If you want accurate and precise data, using a chest strap, pulse oximeter, or taking a manual radial pulse measurement would be better.
Sounds like you want technology to do a bad job of measuring your RHR for you because you’re too lazy to spend 30 seconds to do it properly yourself.
How about just take your pulse at rest if you want to know your RHR? Takes 30 seconds. Bizarre that anyone would actually care whether their watch can do this for them.
Sounds like you want technology to do a bad job of measuring your RHR for you because you’re too lazy to spend 30 seconds to do it properly yourself.
No, I want technology to do a decent enough job, which every other sports watch does: it gives me a consistent value whose trends are useful.
I live in the 21st century and your suggestion is stupid and not worth my time or memory overhead. You sound like you live in the past and prefer inaccurate one-time measurements.
How about just take your pulse at rest if you want to know your RHR? Takes 30 seconds. Bizarre that anyone would actually care whether their watch can do this for them.
Sounds like you want technology to do a bad job of measuring your RHR for you because you’re too lazy to spend 30 seconds to do it properly yourself.
No, I want technology to do a decent enough job, which every other sports watch does: it gives me a consistent value whose trends are useful.
I live in the 21st century and your suggestion is stupid and not worth my time or memory overhead. You sound like you live in the past and prefer inaccurate one-time measurements.
You make posts mocking Sage Canaday on LetsRun, so don’t pretend like your time is exceedingly valuable.
What specific decisions do you make based on the RHR reading?
No, I want technology to do a decent enough job, which every other sports watch does: it gives me a consistent value whose trends are useful.
I live in the 21st century and your suggestion is stupid and not worth my time or memory overhead. You sound like you live in the past and prefer inaccurate one-time measurements.
You make posts mocking Sage Canaday on LetsRun, so don’t pretend like your time is exceedingly valuable.
What specific decisions do you make based on the RHR reading?