21/12/07 | 03/01/08 | 07/01/08 | 12/01/08 | |
---|---|---|---|---|
10m | 168 | 169 | 161 | 153 |
15m | 169 | 165 | ||
20m | 171 | 157 | ||
25m | 172 | 166 | ||
30m | 175 | 172 | ||
35m | 177 | 178 | ||
40m | 179 | 173 | ||
45m | 180 | 181 |
One or two quick conclusions...
- Results are pretty meaningless as is...would really need more "benchmark runs" and the method of picking HR at arbitrary times is pretty arbitrary in itself...it doesn't for instance take into account spikes or troughs in HR at the measurement time. Still, performing the test on the treadmill is supposed to help prevent such anomalies so we'll just bear with it.
- I've also added other workouts where the warmup consists of similar paces.
- From the two benchmarks, it seems that there's a definite improvement at most of the data points...HR is a few beats lower in six out of eight of the measured times. On average, the later measurements are 4.75bpm lower.
- I think the value of your HR after the first 10 minutes is highly dependent on what your were doing previously (i.e. your starting HR).
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