1. You can set the watch up so it starts capturing heart rate from the chest strap even if you are not recording an activity on the watch. 2. You can update the heart rate graph in connect with the data from the ride so that the daily/weekly training on resting/high heart rate takes into account these externally recorded activities.
Wipe clean bottom of watch (no solvents). For activities I wear the watch a tad higher on wrist and pretty tight. I’m a hairy guy so I’ve also slightly trimmed the wrist area where HRM touches arm/wrist. I was doing a brisk walk and my heart rate was dropping down to 60's. Resting heart rate is usually around 55.
The Garmin Fenix 6’s Smart Trainer mode only has one annoying issue. Heart rate readings from the optical sensor on the back of the watch are disabled when connected.
The Garmin HRM-Pro is a chest-worn heart rate monitor equipped with additional sensors that record your movement patterns. The monitor itself, which sits on the center of your chest, is about 2 inches long, 1 inch wide, and projects about a quarter inch. Unlike other monitors that snap on and off a band, this one is fused to a cloth elastic band.
I´m using a Fenix 6 and a Edge 530 to ride. I tested some solutions: - use each one individually, the problem with this solution is that they generate two activities that hinder training statistics. - use the Edge as an extended screen (the menu is difficult to access and the connection is not the easiest, it is often stuck waiting for the
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