Heart rate monitors can share a lot of information, but trying to read it while working out means taking the eyes off the road. While that can mean taking the eyes of the prize, it can also be dangerous. Now Heart Zones USA CEA Sally Edwards has announced the founding of ZONING Fitness, which will release four wrist-top heart rate monitors that utilize the ZONING fitness program.
The idea is hart rate monitors that blink according to your workout, so instead of squinting at tiny numbers you can see a light – blue indicts low intensity, yellow at moderate and red when you’re going all out. The monitors further work with the ZONING solution, which just received a U.S. patent for cardio-training.
“There are hundreds of heart rate monitors on the market, but they are just watches with numbers,” said Sally Edwards in a statement. “The Blink gives you instantaneous and continuous feedback on how hard you are walking or cycling or doing any cardio exercise.”
Users should be able to help blink their way to better fitness.