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Re: [RC] heart rate monitors - Patty P

More newbie questions...
What are the advantages of the more expensive watch type monitors?
Any bad experiences out there? Any warnings?
 
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Date: 11/29/06 17:29:33
Subject: Re: [RC] volunteering
 
It's all wireless. They're simple and easy to use.
 
Don't let yourself get bullied by the hurried people in the vet line.
 
Steph
 
Patty P wrote:
 
> Thank you!
>
> I am online looking at the heart rate monitors...the watches? How do
> those work...I mean, if I am wearing a watch how does it keep the horses
> heart rate, is there a cable of some kind included?
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> -------Original Message-------
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> From: Stephanie E Caldwell <mailto:biothanetack@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: 11/29/06 17:18:44
> Subject: Re: [RC] volunteering
>
> Patty P wrote:
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>  >  Okay, this weekend is my first time at an endurance ride. I will be
>  > volunteering on Saturday. Does anyone have any idea what I should
>  > expect? Do I pack a lunch for me and my daughter? What should I bring
>  > with me for the day?
>
> As a veteran volunteer in the South East... ;)
>
> The ride normally provides meals. Normally, they provide very good food,
> and some of the SE rides even BROUGHT me food and drinks in the vet line
> (I was scribing) for the vets and volunteers.
>
> Wear comfortable shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, and bring chapstick. I
> got windburn one year, and wished I'd had a light weight long sleeve
> jacket to protect myself from the windy, sandy, dusty stuff.
>
> Expect to learn alot, have a good time, meet great people, and take an
> hour or two and wander around and as lots of questions.
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> Steph
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