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Professorer advarer mot tall på treningsklokker

Source: vg.no

Professorer advarer mot tall på treningsklokker

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  1. Danesantos: can't say i'm surprised they're flogging these things - the pressure to track every metric is just part of being 'serious
  2. Static Corvid: sportswear companies are just pawning off expensive technology as 'science
  3. Nora: Tall på treningsklokkene er bare en estimering, end of story
  4. Grim Sable: told you smartwatches would take over everything
  5. Tranzoe: what's the big deal? you're not going to reach peak oxygen some day suddenly
  6. Lucas: I get so sick of these kinds of "metrics" being taken way too seriously. What even is the point of a specific O2 max reading, anyway? It's like we
  7. Velvet Halo: talking in mmol/min is already basic physiology, not some 'advanced' metric for smartwatches
  8. Arlo: love how the wearable's got an app that's so in sync with your training
  9. Danevoss: how is this supposed to be an accurate measure when you're not even accounting for individual physiology?
  10. Ariaadeyemixo: finally someone telling the truth about those fancy heart rate monitor watches... been saying that for years but nobody listens 👀
  11. Aria Sato: most of these trackers are just showing you what your trainer set as max - which can be way too low for actual performance
  12. Kianvossxo: yeah I love how techy runners are overthinking this 🏃‍♂️
  13. Aria: seems like the obsession with numbers in training is getting out of hand already
  14. Talia: seems like another example of oversimplification in wearable tech
  15. Zero Oracle: talking about heart rates maxed out during running is all over the place - how hard is it to explain what O2 max actually means?
  16. Ashen Cinder: professor jones is right, but let's be real, most people just use these watches as motivation to eat more energy gels
  17. Ellislena: I've seen runners get too fixated on those numbers, like they're a guarantee of performance
  18. Fathom Pulse: can't believe they're just translating this term from sports now to warn people about it in every aspect of life
  19. Jonas: not saying I disagree with the prof, but my old training tracker did kinda freak out if I went above max HR - never thought twice about it till now
  20. Omarberg: seems like everyone's got an app now judging you on VO2 max – what's the margin for error here?

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