If a person is sitting, and practicing or playing a musical instrument, the Hume band might sense that the person is at rest because the body isn't necessarily making a lot of motion. However, the person is holding his or her breath and alternately expelling air rather forcibly. The heart rate is no doubt being elevated.
This could throw off the RHR value.
If a person is sitting, and practicing or playing a musical instrument, the Hume band might sense that the person is at rest because the body isn't necessarily making a lot of motion. However, the person is holding his or her breath and alternately expelling air rather forcibly. The heart rate is no doubt being elevated.
This could throw off the RHR value.
Carson Dyle (Walter Matthau) can run pretty good for a guy who was left for dead by his fellow soldiers with 10 bullets in his leg And then spent years in a German Prison camp presumably not receiving the best medical treatment.
Great movie, though.
I am wondering if indeed this piano was manufactured in the U.S.A. (let alone Loveland, Ohio) (That s/n is 1560824).