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What is a good HRM.

Alyjourneys

By Alyjourneys, in Fitness & Exercise

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DonRodolfo    1,416

DonRodolfo
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I want to buy one. Pls share.

I highly recommend the PolarUSA brand. The particular one I have is the Wearlink Bluebooth that talks to the DigiFit app on my Android smartphone. The DigiFit app talks to myfitnesspal so I don't have to enter my workouts into it manually.

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newat52    1,612

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What the heck is an HRM

I thought Don might have been using code for harem? :P

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Alyjourneys    117

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What the heck is an HRM

I thought Don might have been using code for harem? :P

Heart rate monitor. It helps tracked heart rate and calories burned.

Thanks Don. Will look into that. :)

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DonRodolfo    1,416

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What the heck is an HRM

I thought Don might have been using code for harem? :P

Let me get under 250lbs and I'm changing the name from DonRodolfo to DonJuan! ;)

:lol:

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newat52    1,612

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Heart rate monitor. It helps tracked heart rate and calories burned.

Thanks Don. Will look into that. :)

Duh...it makes sense now! :)

Sometimes us older folks are not up on the abbreviations! :unsure:

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Let me get under 250lbs and I'm changing the name from DonRodolfo to DonJuan! ;)

:lol:

You'll be fighting them off with a stick! :D

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amytug    996

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I love my polar ft60!!! Really though, any polar brand that tells calories burned would have pleased me.

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DonRodolfo    1,416

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I love my polar ft60!!! Really though, any polar brand that tells calories burned would have pleased me.

I was hoping you'd chime in here, thanks!

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Alyjourneys    117

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I think I may be going with them. I'm not really in a position to spend so much but do want something that can be linked to MFP.

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I think I may be going with them. I'm not really in a position to spend so much but do want something that can be linked to MFP.

I just enter my info manually into mfp. It's quick and easy. I wasn't in a position to spend that much either, but it was well worth it and its one of my favorite thigs. It actually motivates me to go harder and push myself.

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Joe I    180

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I use the scosche rhythm I like it because you where it around your forearm it links to an iphone and works with the digifit app. http://www.scosche.com/rhythm

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WorkItOutWoman    185

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I have an older polar ft4 with the chest strap. The HRM is a great motivator when working out because you really push yourself. Don't trust those exercise totals on MFP it's total bs. I'm sorry but you don't burn 400 calories doing 30 minutes of gardening.

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DonRodolfo    1,416

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I think I may be going with them. I'm not really in a position to spend so much but do want something that can be linked to MFP.

Check this out: http://www.digifit.c...ors.asp#Bundles

I have the Wearlink + on the far left. There's an iPhone version two to the right.

Something to keep in mind. Most Polar heart rate monitors talk to gym equipment like treadmills, ellipticals, stairmasters, etc I believe Amy's does but mine doesn't.

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