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Re: [RC] Zen and HRM - FASTGraphic
In a message dated 12/1/2002 6:41:19 AM Pacific Standard Time,
mark@xxxxxxxxxx writes:
>> If you are listening to your horse and not riding
balls to the wall, you don't need to know what his HR is while you are out
there. Don't tell me you do - I have won many many rides- I know.
Well be careful what you "know." Things get dangerous when minds are closed
and learning stops. :o)
<< And I am not arguing with Howard, I am disagreeing with a point he made
that
I feel strongly about. I have 21 years of success to back it up.
Laura Hayes AERC#2741 >>
Congratulations on your 21 years...that's incredible. But many with equal
experience are big believers in the HRM as a great, if not invaluable tool.
I don't believe ANYONE has suggested using the HRM as a Tach and ignoring
their horse. That straw man is easy to shoot down. Learning to read the
horse is all important. A good HRM can help you learn to do so.
Scott
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