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Can I apply new HR zones to runs retrospectively?

I am new to using HR monitoring during my runs (could never stand using the strap because of chafing) although I am a fairly seasoned long distance runner. I have been using my 235 for about a month now and have collected enough HR data to sort of determine my zones. Some of the data is a bit junky, and I still have some runs where the HR either plummets or spikes on a flat terrain going at a steady state. However, I can sort of get a general idea of where I stand.

The trouble is that the zones are telling me that I'm running all in zones 4 and 5. There's surely no way I could do this without passing out given that I run 60-70 miles a week (and have for more than two months). I have therefore adjusted the zones so that they will fall more in line with most miles being in zones 2 and 3, with a few in zone 4.

So, to my question - can I apply these new zones to runs I have already completed, either all at once, or on a run-by-run basis? I'd like to see how the percentages would have come out in terms of each zone.

Thanks.
  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 9 years ago
    I don't think so. I adjusted my sleep hours because i realised this range also set your sleep "goal" time, and it didn't update any of my past nights.