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Thursday, 22 September 2011 09:47:21 Europe/London
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Add New Color to Your Exercise
Another Autumn is here bringing its fresh new colors, and so are the Polar training computers to inspire you to get back on track in your training. Perfect for active and recreational exercisers, the Polar FT4, FT2 and FT1 give you simple guidance on your exercise by showing your heart rate and allowing you to set a training zone with heart rate limits. With these training computers, you can train smarter at the right intensity and push yourself a little harder when you want to burn a few more calories making them ideal for anyone keen to be fitter, faster.
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Everything a Multisport Athlete Needs If you consider yourself as a multisport athlete, now is your chance to get everything you need in one limited edition RS800CX Multisport GPS Pack. With its three sensors, there are no restrictions on which endurance sports you can practice, ranging from grueling triathlon to bone-chilling cross-country skiing. The tiny but powerful G5 GPS sensor allows you to see your route on a map after training. When you use the stride sensor on your runs, the Running Index will score your performance. And the wireless cycling speed sensor tells exactly how fast you’re propelling your bike forward. Don’t wait too long, because this limited edition pack is available only from October to December in selected markets.
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Did You Know? Have you ever found it hard to use your heart rate monitor when you’re training? The button-free HeartTouch feature makes it effortless to operate your Polar training computer without the need to push any buttons. You only need to bring your wrist unit close to the heart rate sensor to do different tricks with this easy-to-use feature. Depending on the training computer, you can check the time of day, switch on the backlight, change the display view or take a lap easily.
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By Joanne Powell