Just brought my first HRM :D

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SamHughes15
SamHughes15 Posts: 136 Member
edited November 2024 in Health and Weight Loss
Are they really acurate? And should i count those calories or the one's that are on the gym machine?
One last question are the calories burned calculated through the average heart rate or max?

Thanks guys!

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  • pb6012002
    pb6012002 Posts: 54
    Want to get one too. Good questions
  • CMmrsfloyd
    CMmrsfloyd Posts: 2,371 Member
    Which one did you get? Some are regarded more highly in terms of accuracy than others.
  • christibam
    christibam Posts: 478 Member
    I just found my bodybugg again today after losing it a couple months ago haha. I would go by the number on the HRM and not on the machine. Your heart rate will be more accurate than a machine estimating it.
  • Joneses17
    Joneses17 Posts: 135 Member
    I want one. Any suggestions? I've heard of the bodybugg. Do you wear this all day or only during workouts?
  • christibam
    christibam Posts: 478 Member
    I want one. Any suggestions? I've heard of the bodybugg. Do you wear this all day or only during workouts?

    I only took mine off when I was in the shower. It felt weird the first day that I wore it but then I got used to it and sometimes forgot I had it on. It was good for me to wear it all the time because I knew exactly how much I should eat that day because it showed everyyyyyyyyyyythiiiiiiiing.

    Oh and the only thing I don't like about the bodybugg is the continued subscription fee. You either have to pay to use the site to see your data or hack it and that's just a huge pain in the *kitten* and probably not worth it.
  • SamHughes15
    SamHughes15 Posts: 136 Member
    I was only an 18 pound one from the very catalogue. all the others were around 100 pounds and i can't really afford since buying a house recently and what not.

    Do you think it will still be ok? It is a wrist one (like a watch) with a chest strap

    I can post a link to it?
  • SamHughes15
    SamHughes15 Posts: 136 Member
    I just found my bodybugg again today after losing it a couple months ago haha. I would go by the number on the HRM and not on the machine. Your heart rate will be more accurate than a machine estimating it.

    Yeah i thought that, you put your weight and height into the machine but i still don't think it is very acurate and always think its giving me too much..
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