Same here. The current crop of Garmin watches has a pretty poor GPS accuracy for runners (still good enough for cyclists or vehicles since they are moving at much higher speeds). I hope that Garmin gets on onboard with this,
The obvious use case for this is the fitness market. If you use something like Strava, right now you need a fitness device + a phone capable of talking to the fitness device. Once a fitness device has a dellular capability, it can get your running/cycling segments, upload activities, do live tracking without needing a phone to talk to the servers. This will be a real killer for the Garmins and the Polars of this world. The other good use case would be health monitoring - for the diabetics, etc. There are probably many, many others.
As a runner of many years, I find it that covering 1 mile by foot costs most people about 100 kcals. So run 5 miles - you need 500 kcals give or take a bit.
No wrist worn HR monitor will give you an accurate reading. Ideally a HR monitor should be worn below the rib cage, or you can get some fairly reliable readings from various optical HR monitors worn either right above or right below the elbow.
Of course. An hour at the gym (assuming that it is spent doing moderate weight lifting, etc and maybe 10-15 mins of cardio) will burn you maybe 500 kcals. That's not gonna cut it. Instead go run very slowly for an hour - best with a HR monitor, making sure to stay in zone 2 all the time. You will burn closer to 900-1000 kcals. For most people that will mean a small negative balance of their caloric intake.
This is actually a great point. Back in the day when the Ottomans ran most of the Middle East, the religious institutions were tightly controlled and becoming a qualified mufti was a process not too dissimiliar to that of the medical school of today. In other words, mufti were few and they basically stuck with the rather traditionalist interpretations of the Koran. Not too surprisingly, their messages were far from the extremes of today. However, once the British and the French took over in the 1920s, the process of forming religious schools became more open, and as a consequence we now have all sorts of crazy shiat being preached by anyone with any kind of mental disorder.
Mio came out with a really accurate wrist worn HR monitor earlier this year. I was finally able to replace my trusty Garmin chest strap. However, they have a patented tech that I am pretty sure was not licensed to Apple.
In reality, you need WAY less than 1/2 of the trading shares - if you get enough shares to nominate your own candidate to the board of directors, this will often do the trick.
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Same here. The current crop of Garmin watches has a pretty poor GPS accuracy for runners (still good enough for cyclists or vehicles since they are moving at much higher speeds). I hope that Garmin gets on onboard with this,
The obvious use case for this is the fitness market. If you use something like Strava, right now you need a fitness device + a phone capable of talking to the fitness device. Once a fitness device has a dellular capability, it can get your running/cycling segments, upload activities, do live tracking without needing a phone to talk to the servers. This will be a real killer for the Garmins and the Polars of this world. The other good use case would be health monitoring - for the diabetics, etc. There are probably many, many others.
Yes. Higher aerobic point factor -> higher VO2Max -> less calories required. But generally 100 per mile is a decent estimate.
Single leg PMs can go for as low as $300 if you are willing to buy used.
As a runner of many years, I find it that covering 1 mile by foot costs most people about 100 kcals. So run 5 miles - you need 500 kcals give or take a bit.
This +1000 If you are willing to exercise and eat home made simple food, weight will be lost. It's not complicated.
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Are you stupid or something? You need many said "corporate businessweasels" to successfully sell $90k cars to single males with micropenises.
No wrist worn HR monitor will give you an accurate reading. Ideally a HR monitor should be worn below the rib cage, or you can get some fairly reliable readings from various optical HR monitors worn either right above or right below the elbow.
Of course. An hour at the gym (assuming that it is spent doing moderate weight lifting, etc and maybe 10-15 mins of cardio) will burn you maybe 500 kcals. That's not gonna cut it. Instead go run very slowly for an hour - best with a HR monitor, making sure to stay in zone 2 all the time. You will burn closer to 900-1000 kcals. For most people that will mean a small negative balance of their caloric intake.
That's because none of their non-db software was actually written by Oracle. It is practically 100% result of some acquisition.
This underscores the reason why geeks should not be running businesses with some rare exceptions (Gates being one of the very few).
They subscribed to the millennial cult of a Utopian society called communism.
This is actually a great point. Back in the day when the Ottomans ran most of the Middle East, the religious institutions were tightly controlled and becoming a qualified mufti was a process not too dissimiliar to that of the medical school of today. In other words, mufti were few and they basically stuck with the rather traditionalist interpretations of the Koran. Not too surprisingly, their messages were far from the extremes of today. However, once the British and the French took over in the 1920s, the process of forming religious schools became more open, and as a consequence we now have all sorts of crazy shiat being preached by anyone with any kind of mental disorder.
Yes, that's true. But you do get instant data mining since your opponents leave hand histories behind.
it may or may not - unless you have read the legal forms governing the existing agreements.
Offsite backups are done via moving the tapes offsite to something like IronMountain. Doubt that this was the vector of attack.
This! Get out of your SUV and walk around a bit. That'd be a start.
Not 1 triathlon - try like 4 or 5 Iron distance races in Kona. Probably a bunch of other local races as well. He only recently retired from sport.
Mio came out with a really accurate wrist worn HR monitor earlier this year. I was finally able to replace my trusty Garmin chest strap. However, they have a patented tech that I am pretty sure was not licensed to Apple.
Yes - agreed. Instead of Windows 8/8.1 - release SP2 for Win 7 instead!
That's correct - there is a difference between cycling at 130kw average power vs a 250kw average for mid level pro.
Wag.com is owned by Amazon, so it is not exactly the same.
In reality, you need WAY less than 1/2 of the trading shares - if you get enough shares to nominate your own candidate to the board of directors, this will often do the trick.
Kavgolovo is not enough of a drop for you?