Polar h10 heart rate monitor
The Polar H10 heart rate monitor is a chest-worn device that measures and records the user's heart rate. It is designed to provide accurate and reliable heart rate data for fitness and health monitoring purposes.
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Polar H10 Heart Rate Monitoring
Resting Heart Rate Variability Protocol
To collect the RR intervals participants wore a Polar H10 heart rate monitor with a Pro Strap (Polar Electro Oy, Kempele, Finland), which has been shown to provide strong agreement and comparable RR interval signal quality to conventional ECG devices (Gilgen-Ammann et al. 2019 (link); Schaffarczyk et al. 2022 (link)). The elastic electrodes of the Pro Strap were moistened, and the strap lengthened to fit around the participant’s chest circumference as described by the manufacturer. The RR intervals were acquired at 1000 Hz via the Elite HRV application (Elite HRV, Asheville, NC, USA) on a mobile device positioned directly next to the participant. The RR intervals were then exported as a text file for processing and analysis offline in MATLAB.
Predicting VO2max using 3MISP and CPET
Measurement of Physical Activity and Heart Rate
Assessing Climbing Performance and Psychological State
During the climb, participants wore a Polar A300 watch and Polar H10 heart rate monitor (Polar Electro®, Kempele, Finland). They were instructed to climb at their normal pace. After the climb, they completed the hand grip test, the FSST, and the CSAI-2R again.
Cardiovascular Monitoring During Exercise
Behavioral Data Collection Protocol for Functional Analysis
Stationary Cycling during Monocular Deprivation
Heart Rate Predicts Destructive Behavior
High-Intensity Interval Training vs. Continuous Aerobic Exercise for Health
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