The Polar RS300X heart rate monitor offers all of the basic features you need plus the ability to add optional pods to customize based on your sport. Find out more in my review.
The Polar RS300X is billed as a running and multisport training heart tempo checker. Polar has several categories of monitors ranging from Get Active monitors, which are basic monitors for people just starting out or trying to get back in shape and would benefit from having their progress measured using a heart rate monitor, Improve Fitness monitors, which are for most of us that work out pretty consistently each week in a variety of different sports, …

The Polar FT7 heart rate monitor is fun and simple to operate. It has all of the basic tracking features to keep you on the path to better fitness. Read my review to find out more.

In today’s environment it’s very easy to suffer from information overload. We have too much information flowing in and not enough time to process it or decide how to act upon it. The same can be said for cardiac beat gauges. Some people love knowing every detail about their training, like what was their pulse rate when they were at an altitude of 1,000 feet above sea level on a …

The Polar FT4 heart rate monitor is comfortable and stylish. You can program and track your heart rate in a preset zone while you work out and see how many calories you’ve burned.

For a basic all around fitness monitor you can’t go wrong with the Polar FT4 heart rate monitor. A lot of folks don’t need GPS tracking and advanced software to track and improve their training and fitness levels. A good basic heart rate monitor that will record 10 training sessions of data is just perfect. The Polar FT4 offers all that and more and it’s very reasonably priced for a standard heart rate monitor. …

The Polar FT60 heart rate monitor is your own personal coach and electronic motivator. It will plan your workouts and give you specific training advice. Here’s why you need it.
I was always taught when working out, no pain no gain. If my 10K times weren’t improving it was because I wasn’t working hard enough. Train more, train harder. Ignore pain and injury. Well, over time I’ve learned that is not what you want to do, especially if you want to get better in endurance sports like running or cycling.

Table Of Contents

Section 1. Start of the Review
Section 2. Features Table
Section 3. The Polar Star …