Achieve 100% stable heart-rate tracking for your group sessions. While Pulses is built for high-performance tracking, Bluetooth stability is often determined by your environment. Use this checklist to optimize your setup and eliminate dropouts. Optimize Your "Receiver" Placement The receiver is the device running Pulses ( iPad, iPhone, Mac, or Android ). This is the "hub" of your session. The "Golden Rules" for Placement: Central & Elevated:  Place the receiver in the center

Heart rate zones are a powerful way to guide training intensity. With Pulses, you can set custom zones for each athlete, use default %HRmax or Karvonen (HRR) models, and even refine them with threshold testing — making every session more effective and personalized.

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