automatic maximum heart rate

Hi Tobi - are you sure your max HR should be over 213? Are you 17 Yo? Have you done a field test with a higher number?

Just finished a post about Max HR auto-detection there:

https://forums.garmin.com/sports-fitness/running-multisport/f/forerunner-965/376945/different-default-heart-rate-zones-for-general-training-and-running-why

Net net: reset your HR zones after a new auto-detection.

Tobias Kellhammer said:

So the heart rate zones are wrong and I don't know, if this affects the training intensity, recovery time, etc.

I know this is surprising to many, but no training metric is using time spent in heart rate zones as the basis. Heart rate zones are only for the user to design and execute workouts targeting certain energy pathways and load.

The key to accurate metrics are: (a) accurate Max HR value, (b) accurate rest HR (wear the watch 24/7 and use average rest HR), (c) accurate HR data during exercise (wear a chest strap), (d) accurate pace (running) or power (cycling), (e) expose the watch to a range of efforts from easy to maximal.

Oh sorry, no, I'm 30 and I think, 213 is too high.. I never made an test for the maximum hr, but I think, it is round 200

Tobias Kellhammer said:

But my watch set the auto-hr again and again on 213 bpm

Do you mean that the watch gives you new auto-detections despite having disabled them in settings, or that the watch overrides your Max HR after you change it manually?