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HRV4Training is the first validated app able to measure your Heart Rate and Heart Rate Variability reliably, without requiring any sensor. Check out our validation on iPhones and Android devices
QuickStart Guide - HRV4Training
We recently put together a series of posts that cover many aspects of HRV measurement, data interpretation as well as plenty of examples that you can look at to better understand how to make …
FAQ - HRV4Training
We recently put together a series of posts that cover many aspects of HRV measurement, data interpretation as well as plenty of examples that you can look at to better understand how to make …
Guida ITA - HRV4Training
Cambiamenti di HRV acuti causati dall’allenamento e altri fattori di stress: analisi sistematica delle variazioni giornaliere dell’HRV dopo l’allenamento, consumo di alcool, viaggi, mestruazioni e malattia.
Guides - HRV4Training
In this guide, we cover many aspects of HRV measurement, data interpretation as well as plenty of examples that you can look at to better understand how to make use of the data, and how HRV …
HRV4Training Pro
In this visualization you can easily determine when HRV is below normal values (a good time to hold back) while keeping an eye on coefficient of variation, training load and subjective metrics as well.
HRV4Training on Android
Mar 7, 2017 · HRV over the last week is used to determine your baseline (at least 4 days of measurements are required), while the past 30 days of data are used to determine what your normal …
Meet The Ambassadors 2026
As an ambassador for HRV4Training, Imad advocates for the use of HRV insights to optimize recovery, resilience, and decision-making, empowering individuals to excel in both athletic and professional …
How to use HRV4Training with an Apple Watch
Oct 19, 2018 · HRV4Training can now be used to read HRV data and RR intervals from the Health app, convert that data to Recovery Points (a more readable metric), and analyze your physiology similarly …
Contact - HRV4Training
Currently, more than 200 000 people across the globe are using HRV4Training to measure physiological stress and better understand how their body responds to daily stressors, from training to lifestyle