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For those with HRM -- do a 5-minute test with me?

Posts: 4,463 Member
edited November 2024 in Fitness and Exercise
Is anyone up for a little test? Five minutes of jogging in place. Nothing fancy. No butt kicks or sprints. Just a comfortable jog while staying in one spot. Start calculating right when you start jogging and stop right after you finish your jog. Report back with:

HRM model
Weight
Height
Resting heart rate
Average heart rate during jog
Max heart rate during jog
Calories burned

I'm curious to see the difference in stats with various HRMs. Thanks! x

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  • Posts: 16 Member
    HRM model = Polar FT4
    Weight = 141
    Height = 5'6"
    Resting heart rate = low 80s
    Average heart rate during jog = 116
    Max heart rate during jog = 127
    Calories burned = 27
  • Posts: 4,463 Member
    The stats above are my daughter's (thanks Meg). These are mine:

    HRM model = Polar FT4
    Weight = 290
    Height = 5'5"
    Resting heart rate = 80
    Average heart rate during jog = 142
    Max heart rate during jog = 158
    Calories burned = 25

    Mine don't really make sense in comparison to hers.
  • Posts: 2,380 Member
    You each have your own HRM's that are each correctly programmed with your current stats? Also, how long were you 'in the zone' - I think that makes a difference.
  • Posts: 4,463 Member
    You each have your own HRM's that are each correctly programmed with your current stats? Also, how long were you 'in the zone' - I think that makes a difference.

    Same HRM with adjusted stats for each of us. She didn't make it into the zone, I was in the zone for 3:49.
  • Posts: 130
    HRM model Polar PT7
    Weight 216 lbs
    Height 5'5"
    Resting heart rate about 80
    Average heart rate during jog 127
    Max heart rate during jog 135
    Calories burned 33

    4:06 in fitness zone

    This was a VERY comfortable pace, didnt want to push too hard so that we could get good results
  • Posts: 496 Member
    Bump< when i do my jog tonight i will do this and post the results after!
  • Posts: 263 Member
    Alright here are my stats:
    HRM model - FT4
    Weight - 198
    Height - 5'3"
    Resting heart rate - 77
    Average heart rate during jog - 103
    Max heart rate during jog - 116
    Calories burned - 20

    I didn't get in the zone.
  • Posts: 7
    Weight 337
    Height 5'8"
    Average hr 124
    Max hr 140
    Time in zone 2:38
    Calories 36
    Model polar FT4
  • Posts: 363 Member
    HRM model - Polar F4
    Weight 170
    Height 5'5"
    Resting heart rate - 67
    Average heart rate during jog - 119
    Max heart rate during jog - 128
    Calories burned - 31
    In Zone - 31 seconds


    Why is my Resting HR so much lower than everyone elses? Is that a bad thing???
  • Posts: 310 Member
    To above poster- my resting rate is lower too- not sure why but I seem to be ok!

    I will do this tomorrow and report back (today is my rest day so I don't really want to even put on my hrm lol)
  • Posts: 17
    Bump. Will post stats tomorrow with my HRM.
  • Posts: 96 Member
    A low resting heart rate is a GOOD thing...
  • Posts: 363 Member
    Oh okay good! I've noticed I can get my HR up fast but I also cool down really fast as well.
  • Posts: 613 Member
    Bump! Great idea. I will do this tomorrow. :)
  • Posts: 512 Member
    HRM model - Polar F4
    Weight 172
    Height 6' 0"
    Resting heart rate - 73
    Average heart rate during jog - 122
    Max heart rate during jog - 128
    Calories burned - 50
    In Zone - Didn't get there with this exertion level.

    (I use an equation from LIVESTRONG.COM to calculate my calories burned. Use this link: http://www.livestrong.com/article/78365-estimate-calories-burned-heart-rate/#ixzz1L8GRJNbH)
  • Posts: 123 Member
    Let you know tomorrow.
  • Posts: 6,890 Member
    Bump for tomorrow - will check mine in the morning!
  • Posts: 125 Member
    bump will report back tomorrow when I wear my hrm.
  • Posts: 4,463 Member
    Why is my Resting HR so much lower than everyone elses? Is that a bad thing???

    Definitely a good thing. Fit people generally have lower resting heart rates.
  • Posts: 102 Member
    Oh okay good! I've noticed I can get my HR up fast but I also cool down really fast as well.

    That's a very good thing!
  • Posts: 512 Member
    bump
  • Posts: 60 Member
    bump...just ordered one yesterday...should arrive today. I got the Polar FT40. I am curious to see the results.
  • Posts: 37 Member
    I will do this later today and post my results then.
  • Posts: 63 Member
    bump
  • Posts: 56 Member
    Gtting my Polar FT4 on Monday, I will give it a go then!
  • Posts: 372 Member
    IT seems most of you have the FT4? I have "sportline F7" will post in a few ...It would be more interesting with different types of HRMs....This was an awesome idea BTW!
  • Posts: 372 Member
    Model: "sportsline" F7- from Walmart 29.99
    Weight: 169
    Height: 5'7"
    Resting heartrate: 69
    Average heart rate during jog: 133
    Calories burned: 49
    Sorry I forgot what rate for in the zone ..
    if its 140 it was : 2 min 20 sec.
    I did my best effort not slow or really fast but definately felt it in my thighs since I worked them hard a few days ago.
  • Posts: 125 Member
    I'm 50 yrs old so I don't know how that stacks up, but here are my results!

    HRM model = Polar FT7
    Weight = 160
    Height = 5' 2"
    Resting heart rate = 54
    Average heart rate during jog = 139
    Max heart rate during jog = 154
    Calories burned = 30
  • Posts: 213 Member
    HRM model = Polar FT4
    Weight = 168
    Height = 5'5"
    Resting heart rate = mid 60s
    Average heart rate during jog = 135
    Max heart rate during jog = 147
    Calories burned = 37
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