Carl August Boeger

I got my RS200 through my company as a health insurance benefit. I started training, at 58, a little worried that it would "do me in." But I tried to do it right and followed the programs outlined on the Polar web site and got great results. I'm now 61 with a resting HR of 48, and have completed a century ride. No more pills, and I can do things I thought I could never do again. I really need my HRM now since, if I try to stop exercising to measure my pulse rate without it, my pulse drops into the 50's before I can find the pulse on my wrist.