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Hey, I just got my first ever garmin watch (first sport watch in general actually), it's forerunner 165 music.

I'm noticing that my heart rate on the watch barely changes tho. Even when I was sprinting on a treadmill and I checked the watch it said my HR is around 90 which I think was way off cause I was dying there lol. Anyone else experienced something similar?

I didn't start an activity on the watch, I just took a glance on the main screen.

Hey, I just got my first ever garmin watch (first sport watch in general actually), it's forerunner 165 music.

I'm noticing that my heart rate on the watch barely changes tho. Even when I was sprinting on a treadmill and I checked the watch it said my HR is around 90 which I think was way off cause I was dying there lol. Anyone else experienced something similar?

I didn't start an activity on the watch, I just took a glance on the main screen.

My family and I are visiting the US in late august and among other things we will have 8 days to spend on the east coast. During those 8 we would like to see Washington DC, rent a car there and drive to White Mountain National Park and then to Boston.

Do you have any other recommendations? Should we change our plan somehow?

We would like to spend 2 days in DC and 1 day in Boston, for the rest of the trip we would like to explore nature or historical sites.

Edit: Sorry, I meant National Forest, not park.

My family and I are visiting the US in late august and among other things we will have 8 days to spend on the east coast. During those 8 we would like to see Washington DC, rent a car there and drive to White Mountain National Park and then to Boston.

Do you have any other recommendations? Should we change our plan somehow?

We would like to spend 2 days in DC and 1 day in Boston, for the rest of the trip we would like to explore nature or historical sites.

Edit: Sorry, I meant National Forest, not park.

Hey, I will be spending the summer working in the US and my family is flying from Europe to join me for the last 8 days of my stay.

During those 8 days we want to spend 1 full day exploring Boston and 2 full days exploring Washington D.C. We plan to fly between the two cities and it doesn't matter which one we start in.

With the remaining days we'd like to rent a car and explore interesting places around, ideally nature and historical sites.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on whether this itinerary actually makes sense or if it's too rushed. If it's doable, would you recommend renting a car around Boston, D.C., or both and where should we head? If the plan is crazy, what alternative would you suggest for those 8 days?

Thank you!