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  • nedrapier
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    Not much to add on this. Vaguely interested in my pulse rate, but only when its 45ish and I can think “ooh, I’m quite fit”. Not interested if it’s much higher.

    I’m only posting to say how much I enjoyed this phrase!

    Takes some of the guesswork out of deciding how you feel

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    Oh and does anyone know if myithlete works on ipads? I was gonna get a big tablet and flog my ipod touch.

    BadlyWiredDog
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    nedrapier – Member

    Not much to add on this. Vaguely interested in my pulse rate, but only when its 45ish and I can think “ooh, I’m quite fit”. Not interested if it’s much higher.

    I’m only posting to say how much I enjoyed this phrase!

    ‘Takes some of the guesswork out of deciding how you feel’

    You knew what I meant though. You can feel subjectively good and yet once you get on the bike, you go like a drain. Or conversely, you feel a bit ropey, but on the bike you actually go well. Using something like ithlete gives you a better indication of how well recovered you are than how well you feel. Or something like that. I don’t actually feel anything any more. I just do what ithlete suggests and alter the way I feel accordingly.

    BadlyWiredDog
    Full Member

    Oh and does anyone know if myithlete works on ipads? I was gonna get a big tablet and flog my ipod touch.

    According to this, yes.

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    Thanks.

    oldgit
    Free Member

    Hooked up a HRM last night while I was sat watching telly and it read about 48, so that’s a bit better.
    Tried the first thing in the morning test, but I think the alarm going off, switching it of, thinking of work and/or the morning glory send it a bit high.

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