I only check my HR when I'm checking out this forum because it rockets alarmingly high.frenchyge said:Does anyone wear their HRMs during other activites besides exercise? What HRs have you seen during activities like having sex, watching a scary movie, skydiving, watching TdF, scuba diving in a shark cage, discussing HR on an internet forum, etc?
Of course I do what do you think!frenchyge said:C'mon, no one's worn their HRM while they're gettin jiggy wit it? I'm curious to know if HR is affected by cadence...
LOL! Brilliant, I hadn't thought of that.SolarEnergy said:I am planning a peak for Valentine's day
I have, sure. Guilty as charged. I've worn one mainly while doing indoor housework and yard work.frenchyge said:C'mon, no one's worn their HRM while they're gettin jiggy wit it? I'm curious to know if HR is affected by cadence...
Not like I have the choice... Last year though my time to exhaustion increased by 2.20 minutes (13.4 to 15.6 minutes), my max cadence has suffered a significant drop (138spm to 83spm). But I blame this disapointing result on that funny "almond and vanilla smell" all over the course. That might had a buffering effect both epinephrine and testosterone levels.Doctor Morbius said:Silly rabbit.
Hmmm, now there's an interesting experiment. But where would you mount the handlebars?frenchyge said:C'mon, no one's worn their HRM while they're gettin jiggy wit it? I'm curious to know if HR is affected by cadence...
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