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• Will be the heart rate accurately record to look at if you have atrial fibrillation?

  Apple Watch will record where the atrial fibrillation is present heart rate accurately?

  Hello

  Information on how and when Apple Watch measures your heart rate - and some of the factors that may affect the reliability of readings - are available here:

  Your heart rate. What it means, and where on Apple Watch you will find. -Apple Support

  Note that Apple Watch, heart rate sensor and the apps included Apple Watch are not medical devices and are intended solely for purposes of fitness. They are not designed or intended to be used in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or to cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of the disease.

  More information:

  https://help.Apple.com/watch/#/apdcf2ff54e9

• How to read the heart rate data recorded by the Apple Watch?

  My wife wears a Apple Watch and suffer from power cuts irregulars. After the last of them, I checked the data through the health app and saw that at the time of the blackout, there seems to be no saved data. A range of heart rate was recorded both before and after the blackout. Can someone explain how the data record? Thank you

  MIchael Gilmore

  This explains the various triggers causing the heart rate measure:

  Measure your heart rate with your Apple Watch - Apple Support

  Here is some additional information:

  Your heart rate. What it means, and where on Apple Watch you will find. -Apple Support

• Accuracy of the resting heart rate

  What is the accuracy of the new Apple Watch to record heart rate at rest?  This will be my main app for the watch.

  Hello

  Consumer Reports tested the sensor frequency heart Apple Watch against their dedicated Recommendations cardiofrequence-meter and have 'no difference' between their reading:

  http://www.TechnoBuffalo.com/2015/04/27/Apple-watch-performs-well-in-consumer-re ports-tests.

  However, note that Apple Watch, heart rate sensor and the included applications are not medical devices and are intended only for fitness purposes. They are not designed or intended to be used in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or to cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of the disease.

  More information:

  Your heart rate. What it means, and where on Apple Watch you will find. -Apple Support

  https://help.Apple.com/watch/#/apdcf2ff54e9

• Human resources management stops when I raise the heart rate

  I'm not talking exercise here, but something like mow the lawn. When the level of my heart going up to maybe 60% of my max (just above), my Apple Watch stops just save my heart rate. When I sit back it starts again.

  If I'm actually exercise using the app it works well

  What gives?

  Hello

  In General everyday wear, Apple Watch is designed to measure your heart rate regularly only when you're still / no active - it is normal for the readings not to take when you are active.

  When recording a workout through the training app, your heart rate is rather measured continuously.

  More information:

  Your heart rate. What it means, and where on Apple Watch you will find. -Apple Support

  Use the activity on your Apple Watch - Apple Support

  Use of the workout on your Apple Watch - Apple Support

• What is the accuracy of the watch heart rate Moniter?

  My heart rate monitor Apple Watch occasionally reads too low was 30. When this happens and I manually check my pulse there is an important difference, which is that my pulse is 70.

  My question is, is this a fault of my watch or is it like that?

  Hello

  Consumer Resports tested the heart rate sensor against their dedicated Recommendations cardiofrequence-meter and can't find 'no difference' between their reading:

  • http://www.TechnoBuffalo.com/2015/04/27/Apple-watch-performs-well-in-consumer-re ports-tests.

  However, Apple says that, even in ideal conditions, Apple Watch may not be able to record a reliable heart rate monitor each time reading for everyone.

  For best performance of the heart rate sensor, make sure you wear your watch sufficiently snug on top of your wrist. The collar must be neither too tight nor too loose, allowing room for your skin to breathe:

  

  For best performance during practices, Apple suggests you consider your clamping beforehand watch band and he loosen again thereafter.

  The sensor is likely to give better results for workouts that involve rhythmic (for example running) rather than the irregular movements (for example boxing). During all the training that involve bending your wrists (such as weight training, for example), it can help to keep your watch a little higher on your arm, the joint in flexion.

  Other problems that can affect the performance of the sensor include skin perfusion and tattoos wrist - see the link below for more details.

  Apple says that, if you encounter inconsistent readings, you consider your watch to connect wirelessly to an external heart monitor (for example, a chest strap Bluetooth) during the training:

  Your heart rate. What it means, and where on Apple Watch you will find. -Apple Support

• Heart rate reduced by half during the workout

  Hi all

  I could not find satisfactory answers to this problem, so I thought I'd post my own question. My apologies if someone has already replied.

  In 'Other' training (weight lifting), I find measures watch my heartbeat correctly for about 10-15 minutes, then, for another 3-5 minutes, my heart rate is reduced by half, or worse.

  After 3-5 minutes, the watch starts recording, which I assume to be the correct heart rate again.

  I can't find a pattern, other that happens almost in the middle of my 30-minute workout. My heart rate is measured in the range of 140-170, then it comes down to 50-70 and then back to 140-170 until I finished.

  It is a Sport of 42mm watch. I wear the sports Strip properly, no tattoos and I even shaved off part of my forearm to make sure.

  Any suggestions? Should I get the replaced watch? Perform a factory reset? Make a small sacrifice to the gods Apple Watch?

  Thank you!

  Hi Richard

  Several factors can influence the performance of the detector of heart rate, but it is expected that the sensor will give better results for workouts that involve rhythmic movements (e.g. running) rather irregular activity, such as lifting weights.

  Make sure you wear your watch fits on top of your wrist (Apple suggests consider you the clamping Strip before starting a workout and it loosen again subsequently). When weight lifting, it can also help to wear your shows a little further to the top of your arm (away from your wrist in flexion).

  It won't hurt (although it can't help, given the nature of the training) to also try restarting your iPhone and your watch:

  -Switch off the whole appliance, then restart your iPhone first.

  -To switch off your watch: press and hold the button side until you see the cursor off the power; slide it to turn off;

  -To switch on: press and hold the side button until you see the Apple logo.

  Also, check that your iPhone and the watch are updated with the latest version of the software:

  - Update the iOS on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support software

  - Update the software on your Apple Watch - Apple Support

  If you are still experiencing inconsistent results, consider a matching external monitor / Bluetooth chest strap for your watch.

  More information:

  Your heart rate. What it means, and where on Apple Watch you will find. -Apple Support

  Use the Bluetooth with your Apple Watch - Apple Support Accessories

• Average heart rate at rest?

  Y at - it an easy way to calculate your average (non-exercise heart rate at rest as an indicator of fitness shaped over time?

  In health, I can say ranges heart rate at various points, and even a list of each heart rate recorded at throughout the day, but have not yet found a way to use measures of heart rate watches Apple to give me a reading on my average heart rate at rest. Assuming that it is simply a GIANT omission by apple, all third party app recommendations would be appreciated.

  Hi Steven

  For example, you can find the following useful third-party application:

  • HeartWatch
    • The developer recommends:
      • "HeartWatch allows you to see how your heart beats through four simple representations. Wake up, regular, workout and sleep. »
      • "Regular pulse is a term used in heart watch to isolate the readings that your watch is in the background every ten minutes of these readings that you take during a workout or with those taken during sleep."
    • https://iTunes.Apple.com/us/app/heartwatch.-view-get-notified/id1062745479?Mt=8
    • http://heartwatch.tantsissa.com/help#TOC-regular-heart-rate

• Data of heart rate watch/iphone for mac?

  I don't know how to use the on the watch heart rate monitor and I know how to see the daily lists of heart rate through the day on my iPhone, but I can't figure out how to get all the data that is listed on my MacBook Pro or even an app to see what traced on my iPhone 6.  The list is great, but I really want to see this trace on another way.  The apps I've seen for the iPhone can take each day and give me an average, but which is useless, since a few days I do intense exercise and others do not and average is not what I'm looking for.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Hello

  Health and fitness data from other sources, iPhone, and Apple Watch are shared with and grouped within the health on iPhone app.

  The data of frequency heart he include a chart, that trace data of heart rate of your choice of course day, week, month or year (press the tabs to change the time period):

  -In the health app (red heart on a white background), go to: health data > Vitals > heart rate.

  -To add the table to the health Dashboard app, enable this option.

  This and other application of health data can also be exported, which you may find useful for a more detailed analysis (health app: health data > All - Share at the top button on the right).

  There are also a few third-party applications that you might find useful - for example:

  Access to QS

  -"Access your HealthKit data in a table so you can Explorer using numbers, Excel, R, or any other tool compatible CSV."

  - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/qs-access/id920297614?mt=8

• Using Apple Watch - how do I constantly monitor my heart rate during exercise

  Using Apple Watch - how do I constantly monitor my heart rate during a workout?

  Your heart rate. What it means, and where on Apple Watch you will find. -Apple Support

  According to this link, it should be available - but I can't find it on my Apple Watch?

  Is there a setting that needs to be enabled on it somewhere? The only place where I can see the heart rate is in the menu looks and there are only a few seconds? and takes awhile to show the heart rate.

  Hello

  When you save a workout using integrated workout app, your heart rate will be measured continuously throughout the workout. During training, you can also choose what primary metric is shown on your dial, with choices including heart rate. At the end of the workout, the results include the heart rate data. Training sessions are also recorded in the implementation of the activity on your iPhone.

  During the workout, to change the main metric indicated on the dial of the watch, slide on the side on this subject. Depending on your type of activity, the choice may include: time, active calories, total calories, heart rate, rhythm, speed and distance.

  More information:

  Use of the workout on your Apple Watch - Apple Support

  Use the activity on your Apple Watch - Apple Support

  Health and fitness data from other sources, iPhone, and Apple Watch are also aggregated within the health on iPhone app. Combined data is reflected in the application of health dashboard, which adjusts the results to avoid any double counting of data from different sources.

  To see Apple Watch heart rate data and other sources (for example a Bluetooth chest monitor strap):

  -On your iPhone, in the application of health (icon has a red heart on a white background), go to: data on health (tab) > Vitals > heart rate.

  Data are displayed in graphical form (this can be added to the application of Health Dashboard by activating the setting here) as well as individual data points (via display all data).

• Hours of permanent reminder and heart rate monitor

  Hello. I had already updated the Apple Watch 1. Watch generation OS. 3 everything was OK. With the iPhone change 7 I have problems of size.
  The memory of the hours of stands is no longer works.
  The heart rate during the Trinings works only partially.
  The active cal are not partially counted.
  When I pick up the clock briefly during the workouts or so to invest again, the pulse measurement works again and display generated calories.
  Does anyone have any idea why this may be?

  Hello

  The following steps may help:

  • On your iPhone in the app shows, go to: Watch My > General > detection of wrist - make sure it's open.
  • On your iPhone, in the application of the watch, go to: Watch My > privacy > Motion & Fitness - is Fitness Tracking off.
  • Restart both devices in two turn off together, and then restart your iPhone first:
    • Restart your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support
    • Restart your Apple Watch - Apple Support
  • Return to fitness tracking configuration and turn it back on.

• How to put in the front of the watch during swimming to see heart rate

  Received the Watch 2 day and taken for a swim practice in the pool (of course)

  happly to see enough faithfully has towers and gives average heart rate but only AFTER training

  I wanted to 4000 m (and I fact..) but from the exercise the watch when asked for the total calories to burn.

  QUESTION 1: how to set the distance (rather than calories)? At the start of the year?

  While the dial of the watch training appeared when out of the water and gave the number of laps, total distance, total time of exercise and calories burned.

  QUESTION 2: you can change the information presented during the swim to see heart rate? (Rather than the number of Calories predictable)?

  NOTE

  For swimming training, the watch is a bit disappointing, given that in the swimming training, you normally do a few repetitions as 10 x 100 start each 01:30 or 01:45. I normally use the watch of Garmin swimming to take the time (100 m start button and press again on arrival) of the clock, then briefly shows duration of the tour and afte 4 continuous seconds so you can see when you start again (e.g. to 01:45). I hope that there will be a third-party solution soon for Apple Watch 2, while I don't have to swim with two watches...

  Hello

  1. After selecting the length of the pool, slide laterally on the screen to move to a distance goal, which can be set in meters or yards (firmly press the screen to switch between them).

  2. follow the following steps to customize the information displayed by the application of training during your workouts in the pool swimming:

  • On your iPhone, in the application of the watch, go to: Watch My > training > training view.
  • Choose several metrics.
  • Tap pool swim > press on edit (top-right) > select up to 5 parameters, including heart rate (they can be arranged in your order of preference).
  • When you are finished, tap on Done (top right).

  More information:

  Work with your Apple Watch - Apple Support

• App for Apple Watch series 2 allow the use of heart rate, gps, and manual splits?

  I run about 60 miles per week and I plan to change my Garmin Forerunner 620 for a series 2. However, it would be totally useless to me if the watch does not intermediaries, as many of my workouts are pretty accurate. So, is it possible for me to intermediaries on the watch, and when looking at the splits also see the GPS info and heart rate for the said stock split?

  Hello

  To mark a segment (for example one lap) during running exercise using integrated workout app, you can double-click the screen. The display briefly shows the stats for this segment. Segments can be examined after training through the activity on the matched iPhone application:

  • Work with your Apple Watch - Apple Support
  • https://help.Apple.com/watch/#/apd36e57e00c

  You can see that an application of third party best suited to your needs.

  To learn about the characteristics of third-party applications, I suggest you consult the descriptions of app developers and their support resources. For example:

  • Runmeter:
    • App: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/runmeter-gps-running-cycling/id326498704?mt=8
    • Support: https://abvio.com/applewatch/
  • My race card:
    • App: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/map-my-run-gps-running-workout/id291890420?mt=8
    • Support: http://www.mapmyrun.com/support
  • Strava:
    • App: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/strava-running-cycling-gps/id426826309?mt=8
    • Support: https://support.strava.com/hc/en-us
  • Nike + running Club:
    • App: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/nike+-run-club/id387771637?mt=8
    • Support: https://secure-nikeplus.nike.com/plus/support

  If you don't find the specific information you're looking for, you can ask the developer directly. This is usually possible through their support resources (you may need to create a free account in order to be able to connect). They may also be open to feature requests.

• Apple Watch: How can I get my heart rate to show the application of fitness?

  If I use the fitness app in shape and choose 'Other' for my workout, it shows my heart rate. But if I select 'Run in the open air' or "Walk in the open air" it does not show it. Is there a way to get my heart rate visible without having to leave the app to fitness and pull up on the application of the heart rate? It should be possible as the option 'Other' discount-shaped poster. I was hoping that the new update would automatically as in, but alas, it isn't. For those of us who want to run in a particular range of heart rate, it would be crucial. Fitbit wife t - it? Why not my dear remarkably Apple Watch?

  Help here > your heart rate. What it means, and where on Apple Watch you will find. -Apple Support

• heart rate alarm

  My quest for this question has resulted in answers for original 2015 watch/OS so I wanted to ask you again see if something has changed with the new series 2 and the latest OS.

  I'm looking for an alarm function on the Apple Watch who notify me if my heart rate exceeds a certain level.  This could be from the BONE, or a 3rd party application that runs on the watch (and he can't function without my phone).  It looks like such a feature useful for physical training and medical emergencies that I would not be surprised that someone has not implemented it. but my research has not given anything whatsoever.

  Hello

  Heart rate alerts are not currently available as built-in iOS or watch OS feature.

  Also note that Apple Watch, heart rate sensor and the apps included Apple Watch are not medical devices and are intended solely for purposes of fitness. They are not designed or intended to be used in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or to cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of the disease.

  You can find the application third-party following (for example) of interest:

  • HeartWatch
    • The developer recommends:
      • "NOTICE: you can set up notifications for the following scenarios: what heart rate exceeds a value of bpm, when heart rate is less than a value bpm."
      • "NOTE: because your health is encrypted, store iPhone notifications only available when your iPhone is unlocked." This occurs in the background when you use your iPhone in an unlocked condition for any purpose, so in practice, you will be alerted as long as you regularly use your iPhone. »
    • https://iTunes.Apple.com/us/app/heartwatch.-view-get-notified/id1062745479?Mt=8
    • http://heartwatch.tantsissa.com/home

  More info (not a medical device):

  https://help.Apple.com/watch/#/apdcf2ff54e9