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HR high to start with but pleased to see it come down. Nicely paced. I'm pleased to see this at last as I was concerned something was wrong. I hope you're well.
Flatlander
Thanks for asking. It took a while to get home, shower, eat and stretch, and then enter the result. I'm as well as can expected, certainly in no distress. When I saw the very high HR for the first couple of miles I hoped it was just a poor connection but it stayed that high. Then, as you can see from the HR graph, at 6 miles it abruptly dropped to 140 although still high. My Garmin over reads by quite a bit so I took times at each mile marker (in brackets).
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HR high to start with but pleased to see it come down. Nicely paced. I'm pleased to see this at last as I was concerned something was wrong. I hope you're well.
Thanks for asking. It took a while to get home, shower, eat and stretch, and then enter the result. I'm as well as can expected, certainly in no distress. When I saw the very high HR for the first couple of miles I hoped it was just a poor connection but it stayed that high. Then, as you can see from the HR graph, at 6 miles it abruptly dropped to 140 although still high. My Garmin over reads by quite a bit so I took times at each mile marker (in brackets).