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Recovery heartrate always 33

I noticed in Garmin connect website that my recovery heartrate after each run 33 bpm is. I doesn’t matter if it is an easy run or interval training on the track or a 5 k Parkrun all out. Anyone noticed the same?

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spruitp over 1 year ago in reply to Garmin-Sierra +2 suggested

I did the suggested procedure and now i had a recovery heartrate of 44 as same as i saw on my watch. Garmin-Sierra I think the “automated “ recovery heartrate is not correct
RockBastard over 1 year ago +1

Mine is also static at 29, no matter what type of run I have had. I have used both an HRM-PRO+ and the older HRM-PRO and OHR.
Piero over 1 year ago +1

in my opinion it was only available for those enrolled in the beta program. I'm not signed up and it always gives me zero while my friends who are signed up to the beta program get consistent values.…

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0 Garmin-Sierra over 1 year ago in reply to RockBastard

Thank you for the replies. To clarify- the recovery heart rate data changed, which was desired/expected. However, that number stayed the same for following activities where you did not wait for the 2 minute period (on the RHR countdown screen)?

If necessary, may I have permission to reach you all to gather a few more pieces of information?

0 global_local over 1 year ago in reply to Garmin-Sierra

Garmin-Sierra said:
Wait for the device to finish examining your BPM's.

I don't do it. I don't need it. And i have always the same value of 6 bpm. On every activity. Why it is not empty, if it was not correctly counted/calculated? Beta software?

0 spruitp over 1 year ago in reply to Garmin-Sierra

Yes

0 5258636 over 1 year ago in reply to Garmin-Sierra

You forgot about warm-up. Or cool-down maybe. Only then a "precise" reading can be obtained from a faulty OHR sensor.

0 Garmin-Sierra over 1 year ago in reply to 5258636

5258636

Are you experiencing this as well? If so, allowing me to email you and view activity examples will be the most efficient way for us to investigate.

0 RockBastard over 1 year ago in reply to Garmin-Sierra

I have had some fluctuations from my last two runs. You are more than welcome to reach out / check my Garmin Connect account

0 pdurys over 1 year ago in reply to Garmin-Sierra

For the record. I am almost always follow your procedure to measure post activity RHR. Well not really standing still, but simply easy walking. And I have always different RHR. Just verified. To give you more inputs I will do next week activities with just save activity and let you know if that will be static in GC Web / Mobile.

0 spruitp over 1 year ago

an Update Garmin-Sierra

I did a walk today and the auto RHR was 45 after a max HR of 75 and an average of 65. So my guess is the auto RHR algorithm is at fault. Yesterday i did a long run and forgot the 2 min procedure and the RHR is also 45. Max HR 148 and average 128.