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Polar S Series Using Data

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  1. I have just bought the Polar s725, it's a great product but I am not sure how to interpret the information it is giving me. I am a fairly new rider, starting out a bit late in life (53) so monitoring progress is not just interesting but important in staying healthy. Anyone out there who really understands how the various graphs relate to each other.

    It would be great if Polar provided a ride analysis service where you could post the data on the web and get advice.🙂

  2. Ianbike said:

    I have just bought the Polar s725, it's a great product but I am not sure how to interpret the information it is giving me. I am a fairly new rider, starting out a bit late in life (53) so monitoring progress is not just interesting but important in staying healthy. Anyone out there who really understands how the various graphs relate to each other.

    It would be great if Polar provided a ride analysis service where you could post the data on the web and get advice.🙂

    Get thee to:

    www.cyclingpeakssoftware.com
    www.trainingpeaks.com

    Read their articles, try their trials. I'm only 5yr behind you, with a S725 and Polar Power sensor, and those folks got me going.

    Still not critical mass yet, but groups.yahoo.com S725 group is worth looking at periodically.

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