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I have taken up Zumba, a weight training class, and running. I want to know how many calories I am burning when I exercise. I see that heart rate monitors work best… BUT I do not know how to pick them. I want something that will measure how many calories I burn during my workouts and that will tell me if I am at my target heart rate. So what would I be looking for in a heart rate monitor watch? And how do I look for something with my requirements?
I am a 20 year old woman.
Thanks!
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I am about to start the P90X workout and I am wanting to get a heart rate monitor. I am looking for one that will work while doing the workouts and under . Calorie counter would be a nice feature but I do not need and other features. Also wondering if I should get one that has a chest strap or if the watch ones will work. A lot of reviews online say the watch ones are not worth the trouble. Please list make and model.
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I am a 24 year old female of average height and weight. For the past 2 years I have been experiencing fainting episodes and dizzy spells 2 of which have required ambulance rides and hospital visits. These episodes can occur at anytime but most often occur when I am in the shower. I have also been experiencing extreme fatigue that has worsened within the last year. I seem to need a nap everyday to make it through. Additionally, more recently (the past month or so) I have been having night sweats and a feeling of shortness of breath/not being able to breathe in enough air. I have had asthma since I was a baby so this may be completely unrelated to the fainting/dizziness. Before the night sweats and difficulty breathing I saw my primary about the dizzy/fainting episodes and was referred to a cardiologist. I had a normal echocardiogram and wore a monitor for 24 hours. The only remarkable thing from the monitor was that my average heart rate was 47 and dipped as low as 34 when I was asleep. He said that the normal heart rate for someone my age is 60-90 bpm but it is sometimes normal and healthy for physically fit people to have such low heart rates if they are asymptomatic. Well, I am not asymptomatic if I keep passing out right? And while I have exercised and played sports my whole life, I am by no means an incredibly fit athlete. I’m lucky to make it to the gym 2x a week and my workouts are nothing special. So I wouldnt say I was a well trained athlete. I feel like my symptoms are disconnected and I don’t want to make a big deal out of nothing since the cardiologist seemed unconcerned, but would it be crazy to get a second opinon?? I’m getting kind of sick of feeling so tired all the time and obviously don’t enjoy passing out randomly. I’ve also read something about hypothyroidism that seems to connect all these symptoms. I just want to figure out what’s going on. Thoughts???
Need help deciding on what I should get. I love guns and I have a small collection as of right know including a Kimber and an Ar. I would like to buy a new Glock gen 4 19, but I also would like a watch. I don’t have one other than for my heart rate monitor for workouts. For a watch Im looking at a Lum Tec Combat. I have not wore a watch for years, I just use my cell phone. So yahoo help me deiced please.
I want both and the guns are real, not toys
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I currently own EA Sports Active More Workouts for the Wii. I am interested in buying the EA sports active 2 because I love the other one so much. Is there anyone that has both and can tell me some key differences? The price is the only thing that is holding me back. I don’t want to spend the money unless there are some noticeable differences. I know that the new one is now cordless and includes a heart rate monitor, but is that it? Are the workouts any different? Thank you!
I need to know my key heart rate for burning fat.I live in pensacola florida and have access to plenty of gyms but i haven’t lifted in id say two months but i play basketball every night for about two hours and i really need to get in shape i still have my baby-fat i guess lol and im 19 years old i just need to know what kind of workouts and activities i should do to work the chest and lose love handles and work on the stomach and just everything over all and how many calories should i eat a day to get on a good diet and how much sugar and ya know stuff like that i dont know im about to go buy a little heart rate watch monitor this weekend soo i just need to know some stuff
I am going to get my husband one for valentines day but I know nothing about them. He wants one to use for his workouts. I dont want to spent more then 0. Any ideas??
I am 20, 5’8" and 14 stone.
I am doing Jillian Michaels workouts at the moment. I have all her DVD’s and her biggest loser ones too and I do them all in rotation so my body doesnt become used to a specific exercise routine.
I exercise 6, sometimes 7, days a week. I eat a healthy diet and never above 1300 calories per day.
I bought a heart rate monitor yesterday and used it with her 40 min "banish fat boost metabolism" workout which is all cardio. It told me I had burned 400 calories and 1.82 ozs of fat. I don’t know whether this is good or not?
Also, since doing these workouts my legs have got rock solid…it’s brilliant! They’ve really toned up. But I don’t seem to be losing any weight on the scales…or toning up anywhere else on my body. It seems to just be my calves, quads and hammys. My inner thighs are still flabby. As is my stomach and arms and I still have back fat (by the way I have been working out for 3 weeks now). I would have expected to see a little more improvement than what I have? Why am I not losing weight or toning up anywhere but my legs?
I’m in my 20‘s, reasonably fit (I exercise 5-6 days/week with a mixture of cardio, weights and yoga), have never smoked, have no known health issues, and have been keeping an active and healthy lifestyle for years.
Recently I bought a heart rate monitor and have been using it during my workouts, and I’ve noticed something which worries me. Whenever I do plank work for my abs or do pushups, my heart rate will be plodding along at 90bpm to110bpm, and then all of a sudden skyrocket into the 200’s, so I stop the exercise, and my HR goes back down to where it was within one to two seconds. When this happens, I don’t feel any different, and my breathing remains steady. But this happens very reliably when I do this type of exercise, and no other time. Normally, I would just think there is something wrong with the monitor, but my mom was diagnosed with a serious heart condition when she was in her 30‘s.
Basically I’m wondering if I’m getting worried over nothing, or if this might be something that I should seriously look into. Has anyone else had this kind of experience, or know what might be going on?
Planning to buy one of the Suunto Heart rate monitors for my workouts but getting a bit confused between the specifications of t3 & t4 models. Guys please help me to find out the main differences and which one is better? Thank you so much in advance
Sorry for being longwinded but I have to fully explain what going on to get an answer.
Now I’m not new to working out and exercise I have been trying to lose weight for about 6 years now and all I seem able to do is to hold my current weight and when I give up I put on another 20lbs or so.
I weight 240 lbs and I have been on an intense workout regiment for the last 3 weeks. I have been working out for months but just started this regiment 3 weeks ago.
I go to the gym and train on the elliptical for 1 hour 5 to 7 times a week. I have done no less than 5 times a week. The elliptical allow me to put in my weight and age. So even though I know it’s not 100% accurate about how many calories I burn but I know it’s somewhat close. I after 1 hour and a pretty high resistance I burn 1,000+ calories every time I step foot on the machine. I also wear a heart rate monitor with chest strap and I’m careful not to train too hard or too little I keep my heart rate around 160 to 170 rpm for the full hour. I do other things in the gym as well. I’m trying to rehab shin splints that popped up when I tried to run while being too fat. Had physical therapy for weeks nothing is working, but that another story. I also have a job where I’m up and about around 90% of the day. I where a pedometer and I usually clock 10,000-12,000 steps before I leave work and if I wear it to the gym I clock 20,000+ steps for the day. My workouts are so intense I lose about 1.2 to 1.5 pounds of sweat during the workout. I weigh before and after on a very accurate scale.
I’m eating about 1,500 to 2,000 calories a day.
An average day:
7:00am breakfast trail mix- nuts, granola, dried cranberries and raisins.
9:00am light yogurt-70 calories
11:30am turkey sandwich whole wheat no mayo and fruit
4:00pm- granola bar and fruit
6:00pm chicken breast and veggies (never any carbs for dinner)
I drink about a gallon a water a day.
From what I understand my basil metabolic rate(calories burned while being alive for 24 hours) is about 10 for calories for every pound I weigh. So for me is about 2,400 calories burned just for being alive.
So here the math:
(food intate)- (metabolic rate)= -400 (calorie deficit)+-1000 = -1,400 deficit almost daily not counting what I burn at work.
2,000 –2,400= -400+ -1000= -1400
Why am I not losing weight is 3 weeks too soon to expect results from this? What am I doing wrong? The only thing I can think of is doing 2 hrs of cardio and a hour of weight lifting a day, but my wife already thinks I’m in the gym too much and still have nothing to show for it please help. I actually gained 4.4 pounds since I started all of this. Again I’m getting to the point that I want to give up but I know I will be 260lbs if I let up on it. Also I’ve been to the doctor and they said my thyroid tested fine.
I’ve been trying to work out 4-5 days a week for about an hour a day. My 5 year old son is always running around seeming to purposely get in my way. I try to make him understand that when I tell him to get out of the way it’s not to be mean, but so I won’t bump into him, kick him, or hurt him in any way while doing my exercise moves. I’ve tried keeping him busy with something else, but it never works. I’ve tried the kid workouts they have on Exercisetv on demand, but he gets bored with those. I’ve tried letting him exercise with me using my workouts but he always wants to get right under foot. I tried teaching him that each of us needs our own exercise space, but no matter where I move to get out of HIS way he jumps right in front of me to get in mine. The majority of the time I can’t even get my heart rate to a good pace during cardio because I’m constantly having to stop. I watch my diet and already run around with him outside, pick him up swinging him around while playing, and all of the "every day activities" that the pros suggest to exercise with kids, but I think I have a naturally slow metabolism(even though I’m only 25) because I never see results from these activities, which is why I think I need this extra workout. My husband works 5pm until 7am and sleeps until 1pm, then I have to work 4pm-9pm, my son and I get home about 10pm. The time between my husband getting up and me going to work I have to fix lunch and take that time to clean up the house while he spends time with our son. The only child-free time I’d have to work out is around 11pm when my son is in bed, but by then I am so exhausted from the busy day that I can’t get motivated to do any kind of work out and I have to go to sleep by 12 to get enough rest to be up and start the day over at 7am the next morning. With all that said, does anyone have an helpful suggestions?
the heart rate monitors ive seen on ebay say that it only asks for age, weight, and sex. would those 3 be enough to accurately measure my calories burned? shouldnt height be in there as well?
im only buying the ones on ebay or amazon cuz im a little short on the cash atm.
thanks!
BTW: im doing the insanity workouts so i need to see how much calories ive burned so i can document it, etc.
the heart rate monitors ive seen on ebay say that it only asks for age, weight, and sex. would those 3 be enough to accurately measure my calories burned? shouldnt height be in there as well?
im only buying the ones on ebay or amazon cuz im a little short on the cash atm.
thanks!
BTW: im doing the insanity workouts so i need to see how much calories ive burned so i can document it, etc.
thinking about getting a heart rate monitor, can i drastically decrease my 5k time by using it to make my workouts more efficient or is it just a waste of eighty bucks?
I bought a heart monitor to maximize the effectiveness of my workout.I was told to get my resting heart rate in order to figure out my target heart rate during workouts.
My resting heart rate was between 111 and 118 while sleeping.Whilemy watching t.v. or sitting at the computer heart rate is 65-85.Isn’t my resting heart rate supposed to be lower than my up and awake heart rate?
Is there something wrong with me?
I am a very committed swimmer and am really getting serious about my workouts. I need a STRAPLESS HRM watch that i can use in the pool to check how hard i’m working. I’ve looked at some products but i’m not sure what to get or if the product will be worth what it is. I’ve seen some brands such as Mio or Polar. Any help?
Hi I was considering getting a heart rate monitor to make my workouts more effective. However I’ve seen pictures of people posting graphs that their heart rate monitors generate on the computer
What is the best heart rate monitor that will generate graphs on the computer etc for a reasonable price?
I’ve been told Polar is a good brand
What is the best heart rate monitor with this feature, taking into account value for money?
I got a garmin forerunner 50 wrist watch that records my heart rate, speed, cadence, calories, time and distance ran. I have about 6 workout sessions of data downloaded to my computer.
What do I do with the data? I am a new runner and I don’t know how to analyze the data to help me.
Yeah, i know max heart rates, and to exercise in the 60% to 80% percent zone.
Is their some type of software that can analyze this data and give me suggestions on how to improve my workouts?
Anyone have any insight?
You have decided that a heart rate monitor is one piece of equipment you would like to purchase to enhance your workouts. Research at least five brands to compare the:
I know people who wear heart rate monitors in order to make sure their heart rate stays above 130 or something during their workouts. What is the importance of keeping your heart rate up? Is it healthier for your heart, or does it burn more calories, or what?
