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Date Posted: 14:04:50 07/07/03 Mon
Author: Peggy
Subject: THANK YOU
In reply to: Jenny 's message, "difficulty checking my heart rate" on 19:09:14 07/03/03 Thu

I'm so very glad to hear that I'm not the only one who stops counting her pulse and starts to focus on the music!! It's been driving me nuts! Sounds like the heart rate monitor is the way to go!

Thanks!


>I know this sounds silly, but when we stop to check
>our heart rates, I have the hardest time. When I'm
>sitting down at my desk or at home, and it's quiet, I
>have no trouble finding it. But when I'm at Curves,
>and the music is playing, I always end up counting the
>beat of the music instead of my heart. (I said it was
>silly.)
>
>I'm wondering if anyone out there uses a heart rate
>monitor. I found a good quality one (Sports
>Instruments ECG3) at a great price.
>
>It's got a chest strap thing (that fits under my bra
>and isn't at all uncomfortable) that sends a signal to
>the watch and it constantly monitors my heart rate. I
>can program into the watch what my target heart rate
>should be, and I can set an alarm that goes off when
>my heart rate gets out of that range (lots of bells
>and whistles, but it's nice to be able to just look at
>the watch and see what my heart rate is).
>
>Anyway... just wondering if anyone else uses anything
>like this when they work out.

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