The Quantified Body

HRV, Endurance Training, Adrenal Fatigue, and Future App Developments

Damien Blenkinsopp with Simon Wegerif • 1h • 2015-08-01

About This Episode

ithlete founder Simon Wegerif explains HRV for endurance training and scenarios where high HRV isn't good - like adrenal fatigue states where parasympathetic dominance falsely appears optimal. ithlete was the first HRV app available.

Key Takeaways

  • High HRV isn't always good - can indicate adrenal fatigue
  • ithlete was the first HRV app with ECG-validated accuracy
  • Dehydration lowers HRV by increasing sympathetic dominance
  • Rolling means and standard deviations improve accuracy
  • Heart rate context helps interpret HRV readings

Topics Covered

Ithlete Endurance Adrenal Fatigue Confounders Hydration

Episode Details

Show The Quantified Body
Host Damien Blenkinsopp
Guest Simon Wegerif
Duration 1h
Published 2015-08-01
HRV Focus Primary topic

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