Why measure your pulse when rowing?
Why measure your pulse when rowing?
What pulse rate should I row at?
- Basic endurance and moderate training: 60-70% of the maximum heart rate is ideal for improving endurance and strengthening the cardiovascular system.
- More intensive units at the anaerobic threshold: about 85% of the maximum heart rate. Training at the anaerobic threshold promotes performance and helps to increase resilience.
Methods for measuring pulse during rowing
- Smartwatches and fitness trackers: Many devices offer pulse measurement on the wrist. However, the accuracy may vary when rowing, as the intense movement of the wrist can affect the values.
- Heart rate belts: A chest strap is the most reliable option for measuring heart rate. It is worn directly on the chest and delivers precise values through electrical impulses, making it ideal for rowing training.
The AUGLETICS Heart Rate Monitor
Its ergonomic design ensures high wearing comfort – light, thin and comfortable on the body, it stays in place even during intensive workouts. The breathable material makes it perfect for longer training sessions.
During training, the Heart Rate Monitor provides you with real-time data, which is displayed directly on the AUGLETICS Eight Style display. The special pulse slider not only visualizes the current heart rate, but also its course and the associated performance. This helps you to analyze your progress and optimize it in a targeted manner.
With the target pulse mode of the AUGLETICS Eight Style, you can define your pulse range – the device automatically adjusts the resistance to keep you in the optimal training range. You can hardly control your training more efficiently and comfortably.
Interval training and pulse-controlled training on the AUGLETICS Eight Style
Interval training and pulse-controlled training on the AUGLETICS Eight Style
Endurance interval:
- 2 minutes of intensive rowing at 85% of the maximum heart rate
- 1 minute of active recovery at 60-70% of the maximum heart rate
- Repeat this sequence five times to train your anaerobic threshold.
Moderate basic training:
- 20 minutes of constant rowing at 65% of the maximum heart rate
- This training is ideal for building endurance and strengthening the cardiovascular system.
Why a heart rate monitor is so valuable during rowing training
- Efficient training control: The heart rate monitor helps you avoid over or under exertion and allows you to target the optimal training range.
- Targeted training at the anaerobic threshold: Training at the anaerobic threshold increases endurance and improves performance.
- Performance monitoring: With the AUGLETICS Eight Style rowing machine, you can observe your heart rate in relation to your performance and precisely control your training.