It's quite unusual my Garmin Forerunner 965 did not surpass 140bpm during a 5km uphill run, on previous lower market watches I am accustomed to higher heart rates during such workouts.
It's quite unusual my Garmin Forerunner 965 did not surpass 140bpm during a 5km uphill run, on previous lower market watches I am accustomed to higher heart rates during such workouts.
Is the watch firm enough on your arm? Isn't it moving too much on the arm?
Yep tightened to be sure, but seems to be the case with every workout
Strange. I have fr965 for a year and I don't see a problem in general. The only persistent issue I know about is one that is known to be with the optical HR sensors, that it lags a few seconds because of the way the algorithm smooths out the numbers. This is not noticeable during "regular" runs, but is during quick short intervals. In my case we do a short (45sec) uphill sprint, and when I stop at the top and start to walk down I can still see that my HR is increasing. I'll add that this was one of the reasons I bought a Polar H10, and it's better when I wear it, though I can still see this for a shorter period of time, I guess with age another issue gets into the picture: the time my heart needs to react.
Can you record a workout with both watches and show us the difference?
How sure you are the old cheap watch was right and the garmin isn't?
Hi,
I have a Polar H10 and the issue I have is that it disconnects after a while. Initially I thought it's the Polar H10, but brought it to service and it's the same.
Any solution to this problem?
git the same issue with my new fr965
had a similar issue with couple workouts. the bpm wasn't going up. i tried to move it around on my wirst or wipe the sensor which worked for a bit but at times it was like getting "stuck" at certain bpm.