Are Data HRM Watches Accurate?
BobMcCloskey
Posts: 117
in Chit-Chat
I have a Polar Data HRM Watch with the chest band. I wear it whenever I am doing activity, (except for "light aerobics" ). For this type of HRM Data Watch, I have to program in my measurements, age, and weight, and I of course update the data as I make progress. I also had to perform a "walk test" to calibrate the watch.
My concern is that the calorie burns the watch records/reports after a workout do seem quite high compared to what others post for similar activity. However, the results I am experiencing seem to coincide, (weight loss, inches lost, etc.)
Can you all share your experiences with data HRM watches and the calorie burns you get from them?
Thanks!
My concern is that the calorie burns the watch records/reports after a workout do seem quite high compared to what others post for similar activity. However, the results I am experiencing seem to coincide, (weight loss, inches lost, etc.)
Can you all share your experiences with data HRM watches and the calorie burns you get from them?
Thanks!
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