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Jeff Tillack's avatar

Always great articles. As an aside, besides using your app for a long time now (Pro version) which is fantastic, I wanted your opinion on EliteHRV which I also use. Most times the two are nowhere near identical with HRV4Training displaying a far lower value.

I take two readings everyday, one after the other. I use a Polar H10. I’ve used both apps for several years in order to get longitudinal data about my values.

Just wondering if you’d proffer a reason for the differences?

Thank you!

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Mitul's avatar

Great insight from you and Sabah! Surprised about her findings, because I would think that fasting would increase stress on the body and HRV might dip a little. I haven't tested that on myself, because I don't do more than a 24 hour fast anymore. I do notice that having a lighter dinner supports better sleep & recovery, leading to a higher HRV and lower RHR.

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