Polar ft4
Charlotte596_
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Does my polar hrm burn calculation already take off the cals I would burnt anyway from doing nothing for an hour rather than being at the gym for an hour? Sorry can't think of the right word!!
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I think it does - but better to ask a pro about it0
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your burn calculations should only be for the time you're wearing it. I have the V800 it calculates for the whole day, but it keeps the training/activity/BMR calories separate, and only give me credit for the training calories.0
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ScubaSteve1962 wrote: »your burn calculations should only be for the time you're wearing it. I have the V800 it calculates for the whole day, but it keeps the training/activity/BMR calories separate, and only give me credit for the training calories.
This. I have the A300 and the H7 HRM, and I wear the H7 when I sleep to help monitor my nocturnal seizures. Because I'm wearing the H7 it counts it as extra activity instead of sleep time, so I have to go in to MFP and subtract the activity. (But since I start it before midnight it counts it for the day before, not the day I wake up.)0 -
it tells you what you burn from the time you hit start to stop. Doesnt tell you what the difference is between resting and active. just what was burned.0
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