Measuring heart rate is not a new thing in cycling, it’s used to determine effort and help you adjust the intensity of your training. Technology is getting better and you can now learn more from your heartbeat thanks to a metric called heart rate variability (HRV). Let’s take a closer look at what heart rate variability is and how you can use it to train harder and recover better.
AUTO AUTO We all have days when it feels more appealing to stay in than go out and ride. What if you can’t push past that feeling with a little self-talk or a friend calling you up? It might be a sign of training burnout.…
The term heart rate variability is being used more and more often. It can be a powerful tool to guide your training but only if you understand it well. Let’s debunk some of the most common misconceptions so you’re wiser than the rest.
What would happen if you cut back on social media use by 30 minutes every day and spent that time on exercise? Scientists decided to find out in an experiment. The results may surprise you.
Changes in heart rate variability say a lot about how well you’re handling stress, and that includes your training. HRV can help you see whether you’re well recovered and ready to take on high intensity or if your body needs more rest to catch up.…
