Re: RC: RC: Working heart rates and recoveries

[Truman Prevatt <truman.prevatt@netsrq.com>]

I suspect this is more because of motion modulation on the electrod than
a true reading. You might try finding a different place to put the
electrod on the girth.

Truman

Cathy Pritchett wrote:
> 
>
>  That's my point Angie, I don't want her at the 200bpm range.  But, even
>  after months of long, slow training, she gets there easily even at a fairly
>  easy work out pace.  The gelding doesn't get any where near the 200 range
> at
>  the same work level.  She recovers afterward, just fine, but she gets there
>  too often and too quickly to make me comfortable.  Where he works at 120
>  to130, she is at 150 to160.  Stick a hill in front of them, he goes up it
> at
>  160 to 170, she is at or above 200.  I understand that you train bones
> first
>  then the heart, that's why my question.  WHY does she go so high so quickly
>  and how much should I worry about it.  So far the vets say not to worry,
> but
>  I do anyway.
> 
> 
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