Another HRM question...
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kmorris246
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Just purchased a heart rate monitor recently, and I've got a question.....
Ok, when do you quit counting calories burned after a workout?
After the workout itself?
After cooldown?
Or after your heart rate goes back down towards the normal range?
THANKS :-)
Ok, when do you quit counting calories burned after a workout?
After the workout itself?
After cooldown?
Or after your heart rate goes back down towards the normal range?
THANKS :-)
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Just purchased a heart rate monitor recently, and I've got a question.....
Ok, when do you quit counting calories burned after a workout?
After the workout itself?
After cooldown?
Or after your heart rate goes back down towards the normal range?
THANKS :-)
I stop my HRM after I have completed my workout itself. Generally that is the best burn because your heart rate is at its peak.0 -
After your cool down most hrm will let you know if you do not cool down long enough.0
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I start mine the second I press start on the treadmill and stop it once i sit down in my car. I literally leave the gym within 1 minute of finishing my workout.0
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I'm currently doing the C25K program so I push start @ the beginning of my warm-up and press stop @ the end of my cool-down.0
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Personally, once I stop moving, I turn it off. I'm probably still burning, but I'd rather be under than over.0
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I stop mine as soon as the rate drops out of the lowest range or if it gets under 100bpm.0
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Thanks for the feedback everyone! My HRM automatically stops counting calorie burn once the heart rate gets to a certain point, so I wasn't sure whether to go with that or not? I've been using that # when logging my exercise on MFP, but I was worried that I would be messing with my calorie intake numbers? Of course that number is not a huge difference from what it is once I've finished my cooldown- maybe 20-30 cals or so?0
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