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Clubman B

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Heart rate monitor


Hi ya - does anyone have a heart rate monitor that they no longer use/want? I want to set up a small experiment to assess the health benefits of trail riding based on monitoring heart rates over a number of rides using a number of volunteers. One linked to GPS would be ideal as the routes can then be referenced against lanes. If someone has such a thing buried in a drawer somewhere and would be happy to lend or sell it on, then let me know

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Sean 



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Clubman A

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Hi Bud I have a heart monitor watch (somewhere) with the chest strap, I can try and dig it out, and going off your profile your Cully based, just like me, heck you can help me search the man cave for it!

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Clubman B

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Hi ya - Yep - I'm up in higher street - did you have any joy regarding the monitor? you out on the bike much then?
Cheers
Sean

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I'll have a rummage at the weekend, I'm due out on the mtb on sunday.
I'm Langlands so pretty close to you. Am I out much, well I'll see how the MoT goes on Wednesday lol

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I've found the watch and the strap, so give me a shout if you want it over Christmas.


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Clubman B

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perfect - if you are happy for me to have a play with it - I'll come and get it - let me know when convenient for you?

Cheers

Sean

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I may have an old unit somewhere,  We tried something similar in the mid 90,s when I ran the professional diving school in Exmouth.  After a years work, dozens of volunteers, assistance from medical departments at RD&E Wonford, it all proved to be totally useless as the powers that be threw out our report at the first instance as the equipment (heart rate monitors) were not correctly, and could not be calibrated. This was even due to the fact that we were donated new top of the range units by a leading manufacturer

If you are having to scrounge around for a second hand unit, you will be fighting a battle that you will not win, no matter how good your intentions. unless you can prove without a doubt the accuracy of your equipment, no one that matters will take any notice of what you have done.  My advice unless you have several hundred thousand to spend give up now as you are wasting both your and everyone elses time.

The data we did collect, did get used years later, in a negative manner to ensure something that could have been worthwhile was killed off.  Always worth remembering that data you collect may not be used in the manner you want

If I come across the old units I will contact you, you will be welcome to them  



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I would like to know the outcome Sean, sounds like an interesting  project. I would be happy to be a guinea pigbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin

Will take it to snapper, the bike breaker, stony cross and carnage lane, just to see the outcomewinkwink

Steve



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Clubman A

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I'm around most mornings till just after school drop off, or early evening and depending on day either I'll be home or tell the misses to let you have the watch and strap. No instructions but they may be around online somewhere. PM me if still interested and I'll give you the address.

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