Has anyone noticed a steady downward spiral ( lower scores) in their HRV status over the last 7 to 10 days?
I have since installing beta firmwares after 12.23.
Has anyone noticed a steady downward spiral ( lower scores) in their HRV status over the last 7 to 10 days?
I have since installing beta firmwares after 12.23.
Mine has also dropped like stone since around Sept 23rd-ish - I wake up every day playing the "how low will it go" game. It's super annoying because it's been going on so long now it's affecting…
Could it be a seasonal thing?
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10879418/
"Conclusions: HRV indexes of healthy men vary physiologically by season, with lowest values obtained in the winter."
Same.. and my training status from 'Productive' becomes 'Strained' just after waking up from night sleep, even tho I exercised regularly in these 2 weeks, the status is still the same...,…
I noticed the same HRV problem from the first day I bought the 955, I've been testing this watch for 11.12 for three weeks now, and I compare HRV with POLAR Vantage V, in the first week there was always a low HRV compared to POLAR, there were also problems with measuring the pulse on the wrist, it rose and fell much slower in comparison with POLAR and a chest pulse sensor connected to the phone for the best comparison, the pulse hovered in one range, for example 80-85, while in fact it was already below 60, or vice versa, he could not rise, fluctuating in the range of 55-58, while on the watch and on the chest heart rate monitor, he was already 80-90, but it was worth just opening the training screen with HR without starting the workout, as the pulse began to compare with the clock and heart rate monitor and in this mode reacted more adequately to HR changes. then I installed a new Data Lover watch face and the pulse became more stable, and from that day on, just once in the next two weeks I encountered the problem of low HRV compared to the POLAR watch. Before that, I used only the built-in dials. I'm sorry for the English, I use a translator. maybe it will help someone, sign up. Data Lover
Could it be a seasonal thing?
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10879418/
"Conclusions: HRV indexes of healthy men vary physiologically by season, with lowest values obtained in the winter."