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Old 10-11-14 | 09:56 PM
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Miami Biker
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Originally Posted by DeadGrandpa
I think you're doing great. If it helps to monitor the ticking of the ticker for training purposes or to make sure you don't overdo it, then you should. I used to use a HRM 20+ years ago. I was passing a pretty young lady during a group ride when the alarm went off to let me know I was above my "Max" HR which I had set according to some formula or other. I don't use a HRM anymore; I will be satisfied if my heart explodes while hiking, biking, or banging. Hey, I'm 62! If I die, at least I won't have to pay any more alimony.
Ha! Very funny!!! Thanks for kind words and "interesting" perspective on uses of HR Monitor. Some of it sounds vaguely familiar but then you are much younger.
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