Expected Average Heart Rate (Part 2)
‘Expected Average Heart Rate’ (EAHR) is a formula that calculates my expected average heart rate (duh) for a run given the distance and pace. The formula can be written as follows: Constant factor +...
‘Expected Average Heart Rate’ (EAHR) is a formula that calculates my expected average heart rate (duh) for a run given the distance and pace. The formula can be written as follows: Constant factor +...
When did the 400 meter track become the standard? Tim Smith guides us through all the Olympic tracks from 1896 (Athens) to 1932 (Los Angeles) to find the answer.