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Rid Those After Christmas Blues With Polar

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There are many songs and poems about Christmas. After all those parties, dinners, and dips into eggnogs and puddings, it’s a time for introspection. You get on the scale and there are extra pounds. That size 6 dress is a little too tight. Your belly is bulging over your belt.

Among the most popular propositions people set for the New Year is fitness. Gyms fill with new members huffing and puffing, trying to get back into shape. By March 2010, you can expect a major drop in those attendees.

Getting fit is a lifestyle. The aim is to seek overall wellness. That requires effort in the long run, everyday. First see a physician and get an analysis of your heart and fluids. If you’re okay to start a program, go with it.

There are aspects of wellness and each aspect affects the other. The best gift you can give yourself is an understanding how to balance those aspects:

Physical Wellness
Emotional Wellness
Social Wellness
Intellectual Wellness

Balancing these four levels throughout the year will help assure that you won’t feel sick or sad after next Christmas.

While not everyone can afford a wellness instructor, fitness watches by Polar are a great way to begin working out and setting realistic goals for you. These stylish wristwatches are designed for men and women. Most are wireless. Simply place a strap around your chest and the watch will measure your heart rate and workout level. It will send alerts if you’re working too slow or too hard. Some models have pedometers; to measure how many steps you take to get from here to there.

One of the nice things about Polar is that their service doesn’t end with your watch purchase. Their website is full of information to help you get and keep on track. Having made fitness watches since 1977, Polar remains dedicated to providing everybody involved in physical activity with the personal fitness solution to help them achieve their improvement goals.

With models starting at less than $100 and rising over $300, a Polar fitness watch is within most levels of affordability.

Among Polar’s newer models is the FT7M for men and for Woman, the FT7F.
Either of hte FT7s are perfect for the beginner and the aim to provide the best comfort and guidance as you start on the path to wellness.

By giving the user clear training guidance, the FT7 is the ideal choice for anyone wanting to enjoy their exercise sessions and who also has an eye on achieving specific goals. The Energy-Pointer feature tells the user if the main effect of their training is fitness improvement or fat burning. This feature counts the center point of these two training effects based on heart rate variability and visually indicates if the heart rate is below or above the point. When the heart rate is below the point, the user is improving their fat burning. And above the point, the user improves their aerobic fitness.

The FT7 also displays the amount of calories burned during the exercise session, plus has connectivity with the online training diary, via the optional Polar Flow-Link for computer connectivity. Use it to store your training and test data. In this online training diary you can interact with other active people, analyze training results with versatile graphs, get online training guidance, and more. It’s like a social community (physical wellness is often linked with social wellness) that you’re part of.

The Polar FT7 comes with the comfortable Polar WearLink textile transmitter that measures the heart rate and transmits it to the training computer. Each transmitter is individually coded to ensure that the training computer picks up the correct heart rate, eliminating any crossover during group exercise or when there are several training computers in the same area.

The Polar FT7 is a great gift to yourself as you start the New Year with a path toward wellness. Who knows? If you’re happy with your results, you may just know what to give them for Christmas next year.

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