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e.g. in nutrition planning. OwnCal
calorie calculation starts when your
heart rate reaches 90 bpm or is above
60% of your maximum heart rate,
whichever is smaller. These limits are
set to count only exercise calories.
The higher the heart rate, the faster
the energy expenditure. OwnCal is
individually calibrated by your preset
weight, maximal oxygen uptake
(VO
) and maximum heart rate
2max
(HR
). The most accurate OwnCal is
max
received by entering your clinically
measured (in maximal treadmill or
bicycle stress test) VO
into the wrist unit. Energy
expenditure measurement is most
accurate in continuous activities such
as cycling and running.
OwnINDEX: Result of Polar Fitness
Test and comparable score with
maximal oxygen uptake (VO
ml/kg/min.
Pc: Indicates running pace
measured minutes/km or minutes/
mile.
*Optional Polar Cadence Sensor or
Polar Power Output Sensor required.
and HR
2max
max
) in
2max
L 117
PI %, Pedaling index*: Helps you
to analyze how evenly the power is
distributed. The smoother the
pedaling motion, the closer the
figure is to the ideal 100 %.
A pedaling index of 100 % means
that power is applied evenly
throughout the whole pedal
revolution.
Pwr*: Indicates Power Output
measurement in cycling.
RecoDist, distance-based
recovery: You set the recovery
distance in the Options mode. In the
File mode, you will see the drop in
your heart rate and the recovery
distance.
RecoHr, heart-rate-based
recovery: You set the heart rate,
which will end your recovery
calculation. In the File mode you
will see the drop in your heart rate
and the recovery duration.
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