Great Scott it works, it works! My results are in for lactate blood training. Please see my previous post for details. I’ve done it order to get fitter with my personal trainer. In my last post I said that the theory said that if you train properly you may be able to delay the lactate… Continue reading So you think you are fit… part deux
SCENE FADE IN : Two gents are having a chat at a personal gym session. ‘It’s endemic’ my trainer said to me. ‘What is?’ I replied. ‘Men ‘redlining’ on bikes when I’m out cycling’ (See Figure 1 below, heart rate in BPM versus time). ‘What does that mean?’ ‘Men get a posh, expensive bike and… Continue reading So you think you are fit..really?
The feedback from first users using the Dyson ‘Bladerunner esk’ pollution mask/headset is in. Credit to Engadget.com and dyson.com. I love this new product and unfortunately due to pollution we may see more competition in this space. It doesn’t filter out COVID 19. The product also claims to reduce noise pollution as well as environmental… Continue reading Dyson Zone first impressions
(4 minute read) In this article I share my experience in choosing and using a smart ring from the company McClear to pay for goods such as my work lunch everyday over six months in 2022. This is my second look at smart rings having evaluated them five years ago when they first came out.… Continue reading One ring to pay for everything?
I’ve started to run at night and am enjoying it, winding through dark forests and trails and meeting UFO lit dogs. I used a head lamp and gave up with it after noticing that my head shakes a lot and the light wiggles and gives no direction. So I wouldn’t advise a head lamp. You… Continue reading Running at night, head or chest light?
The latest software from Polar allows you to control iOS and Android smartphone music whilst running with your Polar Grit X watch. For more details go to Polar here. The latest Suunto 5 Peak has also got music on board. This is a trend where consumer features from Android wear and iOS watches are creeping… Continue reading Music controls come to running watches
The new Suunto 5 Peak is the new mid tier GPS training watch available from February 2022. It’s a step forwards from Suunto who have lagged behind a little in the sports watch market. You can buy it at £259 direct from Suunto here. The Suunto 5 Peak is most attractive, lightweight and usable product… Continue reading Suunto stride forwards with the ‘Suunto 5 Peak’ (short read)
. The new Suunto 5 watch retails at £259, is available for pre-order now and will despatched from 1st February. Buy it here. I have had it for two weeks and can say it is very light (40g) and in grey and yellow (Other colours are available) the most attractive Suunto I’ve seen. The straps are detachable and… Continue reading Suunto 5 Peak launches
Suunto have just this morning launched a new and very attractive lightweight watch called the ‘Suunto 9 Peak’ designed to wear all day and night. It is made from titanium, has blood oxygen monitoring, turn by turn navigation and mapping via the App. The watch is the first Suunto that can receive updates over the… Continue reading Suunto 9 Peak launch, lighter and includes blood oxygen monitoring
Overall whichwearable rating The Polar Verity Sense is a very lightweight, comfortable and discrete new category of heart rate monitor which can be used for truly active sports from swimming, boxing to TRX. It allows you to focus on the exercise rather than staring constantly at your data on a screen. I have used and… Continue reading Finally.. a heart rate monitor for every sport including swimming, the ‘Polar Verity Sense’
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