Forget EVERYTHING You Know About Heart Rate, Do THIS Instead.

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Published 2023-12-18
Don't know your RHR from your HRV? That's ok because today we’re going to demystify every heart rate metric on your Garmin smartwatch.

In this video, Ntutu and Lindsey break down 5 of the main heart rate metrics you should be looking at on your Garmin and the 2 that most runners don’t even know exist.

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All Comments (21)
  • @jonedmonds1681
    As a (in remission) CFS sufferer, I swear by my Garmin body battery numbers, on 5 training days a week, I aim to be 100% the morning after the rest days, around 75% the morning after a hard workout day, and 80+% after an easy day. At age 54 I’ve never been fitter! I’m convinced that this approach was a massive help in my recovery (I know one anecdote does not a scientific proof make)
  • @producermind9030
    Really cool. Definitely learnt a thing or two. Well explained and I loved the casual chat.
  • @tomjojic2724
    You guys absolutely nailed these metrics. Awesome video..
  • @aj010139
    Thank you, thank you, thank you! Been looking for a video to explain all of the garmin metrics.
  • @chinpoeykhoo6261
    Very insightful videos on data metrics on Garmin watch, thanks for sharing Coaches on your inputs towards incorporated these data into our training session.
  • Great video! I have both a garmin and whoop. Since wearing my whoop I stopped wearing my garmin 24/7 and use my whoop for my recovery metrics. Garmin has come a long way though and you guys explained all of the metrics so anyone could understand them!
  • @Bikemode_RideOn
    Wow seriously just wow. Crossed upon this channel and video. Finally not some YouTubers but actual scientists who explain everything in a very understandable way. Great work and thank you very much for the nice insights
  • @Ajajambo
    I have found HRV to be super accurate in Fenix 7. I had COVID twice and oh boy my HRV was on the floor prior to feeling sick. Including body battery wich is an excellent sign of bad anything is brewing.
  • @bhoentoe
    Best explanation i've seen about these metrics. Simply brought and right to the point. Thank!
  • Recovery works excellent for me and is spot on. I wonder why that is, why some people feel it's giving the wrong output.
  • @felixberezhnoy
    I personally use the metrics to see trends of fitness rather than determine when I need to train next. If you have the wrong wrong HR zones the recovery score will be wildly off. I did a 16 mile long easy run and it gave a recover score of 18 hours. I felt pretty tired next two days. So use your best judgement and go off feel.
  • @hansschenker
    Very good run throught the Gar,min Watch measures!
  • @mradjamesable
    Great Great video guys. Had Garmins for 6 years but still learnt stuff here 🎉. Fenix 7x Pro Sapphire currently incase you're wondering 😅
  • @boenklon2
    Thanks for the brief information. I just curious why somebody put the duck?😂