October 9, 2006
Measuring your rest by using your heart
Table of contents for Rest (October)
- Active vs Passive Rest
- Measuring your rest by using your heart
- Rest between workouts and cross training
- Why we rest and how to fuel it
- Timing Rest
In a collaborative effort with Scott over at Straight to the Bar, we will be writing all about rest for the month of October. You can expect a new article on the matter every week.
This week’s article was written by Scott and is called using pulse rate to determine rest break length.
The only thing that I would like to add is that I am not a fan of the 220 minus your age formula for calculating your maximum heart rate. It generally has no bearing in reality, in my experience. If you can not afford a formal stress test, then you can try the workout that I used to determine my maximum heart rate.
- This Week Last Year: Marathon Strategy, Vitamins and Head Lamps
- Heart Rate Monitors and Max Heart Rate
- Workout Tip: Track your resting heart rate
- Will running ruin your heart?
- Active vs Passive Rest
