Polar RCX5 Train With Polar ZoneOptimizer, Start Training Session with Polar ZoneOptimizer

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2.Select the sport for the training session by browsing with UP/DOWN buttons.

The sport profile shown first on the list is the sport previously used in a training session.

To change sport profile settings or heart rate settings before the training recording is started (in pre-training mode), press and hold LIGHT to enter QUICK MENU. For more information, see Quick menu (page 34).

3.When you are ready to start the training session, press OK. Recording started is displayed and you can start training.

4.During training recording you can change the training view by browsing with UP/DOWN. To change settings without stopping the training recording, press and hold LIGHT to enter QUICK MENU. For more information, see Quick menu (page 34).

*Optional sensors include Polar s3+ stride sensor, Polar G3/G5 GPS sensor, Polar CS speed sensor W.I.N.D. or Polar CS cadence sensor W.I.N.D.

Change sport during training session

If your training session includes different types of sports, you can change the sport without stopping the training recording.

1.Press BACK once, Recording paused is displayed.

2.Change the sport by scrolling with UP/DOWN buttons and select the desired sport. Press OK to continue the training recording.

You can view four lines of training information simultaneously. Press UP/DOWN to view the different displays.

For more information on modifying training views, see Sport Profile Settings (page 27).

Train With Polar ZoneOptimizer

The ZoneOptimizer function determines your personal, optimized sport zones (heart rate zones) for your aerobic training session. It takes your present physical condition and mental state into account when determining the heart rate zones for the present training session. You will know what the right level to train on that particular day is, and can avoid over/under training. For more information, see Polar ZoneOptimizer (page 44).

To use the ZoneOptimizer function in your training, set in on by selecting MENU > Settings > Heart rate settings > ZoneOptimizer > On .

ZoneOptimizer function will define the optimized target heart rate zones for you in the beginning of every training session. If there is less than an hour since your last ZoneOptimizer definition, the given target heart rate zones are not necessarily valid, because you may have not recovered from previous training, and during instant recovery, heart rate variability returns to normal state slower than heart rate.

Start Training Session with Polar ZoneOptimizer

Before ZoneOptimizer determination, make sure that you have the Polar default sport zone heart rate

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Contents Polar RCX5 Contents Applications English Index Introduction Polar RCX5 Training Computer Parts Optional AccessoriesTraining Computer Parts English Button Functions and Menu Structure Basic SettingsGetting Started Button FunctionsData SettingsProgram Applications Fitness TestCalibrate the Polar s3+ Stride Sensor Prepare for TrainingPlan Your Training Sport ProfilesCalibration by Running Wizard Set Calibration Factor ManuallyOptional s3+ stride sensor required Start Training TrainingWear the Transmitter Change sport during training session Train With Polar ZoneOptimizerStart Training Session with Polar ZoneOptimizer English Train With Race Pace Use Polar Endurance Training ProgramUse RCX5 in Multisport Training Button Functions During TrainingZoom the Training View Display Record a LapLock a Zone HeartTouchPersonalize the Training Computer Display Night ModeInformation on the display Symbol Explanation View Quick MenuDistance FarReminder FarPause/ Stop Training Recording Single Sport Training Files After TrainingAnalyze Training Results RunningCycling LapsAutomatic laps Multisport Training FileWeek Summaries Reset Totals Reset Week SummariesReset Trip Totals SinceTransfer Data How to set your PC for data transmissionData Transfer Running Settings SettingsSport Profile Settings Cycling Settings Bike SettingsMethod Swimming SettingsWheel size diameter inches Wheel size setting mm Heart Rate Settings Other Sport SettingsUser Information Settings Rate limits Set lower limit Accept the value with OK. SetOwnIndex General SettingsMaximum Heart Rate HRmax Recording Rate 15s 60sMin Quick menu Watch SettingsConnection Settings Option is only available when s3+ stride sensor is in use Before the Test ApplicationsPolar Fitness Test Performing the TestAfter the Test Age / Years Very low Low Fair Moderate Good Very good EliteLatest results How to Use Race PacePolar Race Pace Delete OwnIndex ValueEnglish Pairing a New Transmitter With Training Computer Using a NEW TransmitterUsing a New Transmitter Pairing a New Cadence Sensor With Training Computer Using a NEW AccessoryPairing a New Speed Sensor With Training Computer Pairing a New GPS Sensor With Training ComputerPairing a New Stride Sensor With Training Computer Target zone Background InformationPolar Sport Zones Example Training benefitHeart Rate Variability Polar ZoneOptimizerZoneOptimizer measurement Benefits of the ZoneOptimizer featureMeasurement phases Determining Maximum Heart Rate Maximum Heart RateRunning Cadence and Stride Length Polar Running Index Short-term analysisLong-term analysis Running Index Performance LevelCooper test m Km hmmss 21.098 km 42.195 km Hmmss Suitable Program Starting Level for Everybody Polar Training Load FeaturePolar Endurance Training Program for Running and Cycling Polar Training Articles Caring for Your Product ServiceImportant Information Changing BatteriesPrior to changing the battery, please note the following Change Batteries YourselfMinimizing Risks When Training Battery Lifetime in RCX5Precautions Interference During TrainingTraining computer limit values Technical SpecificationsTraining computer Transmitter Frequently Asked QuestionsDo not know where I am in the menu? Water resistanceLimited International Polar Guarantee ZoneOptimizer determination fails?Receipt of the original purchase is your proof of purchase Disclaimer Index
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