Archive for the ‘polar rs200’ Category

Awkward running

The constant beeping of the watch when above the target zone has made me run with awkward, short steps to reduce my heart-rate. This in turn has placed pressure on my hips, creating discomfort.
I have decided to turn off the incessant beeping.

Maths

My maths must be weakening. When I setĀ  up a 30min exercise on my watch I created it in heartrate zones 3, 4 and 3, with 5min, 15min and 5min is each zone respectively, which obviously doesn’t add up to 30mins. It’s just as well, as after 25mins of easy jogging, my left knee began [...]

Polar watch makes sense now

Ok, so I’ve figured out how to use my Polar RS200 watch. In a recent post I was moaning about how the watch was relentlessly beeping while I was running. It turns out that I was using the OwnIndex exercise setting, which is supposed to lock you into one particular heart-rate zone. I should have [...]

Christmas Turkey Legs

I read the Polar RS200 user manual thoroughly and logged into the Polar Personal Trainer website to create a 10 week training program to be able to run competitively in a 10k run. It suggested that I go for an 8k run today, so I went for a 10k run instead.
After about 10mins of soft [...]

First run of the New Year

General annoyance. I easily enough began an OwnZone running session with my new Polar RS200 and determined that my OwnZone is 123-161. After about 4 minutes it began to make a relentless beeping sound whilst the heart rate reading flashed. So I turned it off and went about my running.
I guess I need to read [...]

OwnIndex

I got given a Polar RS200 watch for Christmas from my mother and sister. It seemvery user friendly.
This morning I woke up, strapped on the cold damp hear rate monitor, laid motionless in bed and recordedĀ  an OwnIndex of 45 and a resting heart rate of 55bpm. This means that I have a Moderate fitness [...]