Maintaining motivation can be one of the most difficult things when seeking to implement lifestyle changes. That’s where data comes in. Used correctly, it can have a positive impact on every step of the journey.
Alastair DavidsonUK Content Specialist
With Saturday many people’s ‘most stressful day’, your weekend might not be as full of recovery as you first thought. Here are tips to boost your recovery.
Alastair DavidsonUK Content Specialist
Stress can be defined as a situation where the demands that a person is faced with are greater than the available resources. Stress can also be described as the body’s physical and mental adaptation to real or perceived change and life’s challenges.
Tiina HoffmanM.Sc., Exercise Physiologist
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Through the predictive analytics and physiological know-how, Firstbeat describes what is happening in your body and what will likely happen in the future.
Riikka LamminenContent Specialist
It is not just how much you sleep but also how well you sleep that counts. Firstbeat Sleep Quality Assessment takes into account the amount of sleep and the quality of the recovery.
Riikka LamminenContent Specialist
Going for a run? Garmin’s latest iteration of the popular vívoactive 3 means you can leave your phone behind and still enjoy your motivational music. With room for over 500…
Herman BonnerCommunications Specialist, Firstbeat
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It is not always easy to know how you should exercise. Firstbeat Personalized Training Plans are like your digital personal trainers that provide up to date workout recommendations and help you to achieve your fitness goals.
Riikka LamminenContent Specialist
Ray Maker of DCRainmaker.com took the stage at Firstbeat HRV Summit 2018 to share his thoughts on the future of wearables. He explored what users expect from wearables today, cited…
Herman BonnerCommunications Specialist, Firstbeat
The World Cup is an exciting time for people across the world. But it can also be pretty stressful. Here are three tips to reduce stress during the World Cup that can be used to boost your daily work routine too.
Alastair DavidsonUK Content Specialist
Your body is constantly changing, responding and adapting to the challenges of life and environment. To reach the top and stay there, it helps to know where your energy is going, how your body recovers, and when you have the resources you need for the road ahead.
Herman BonnerCommunications Specialist, Firstbeat
As you think about stress, recovery, and sleep in relationship to your own daily routines and lifestyle decisions, it’s worth keeping in mind that stress increases your body’s need for good quality sleep.
Herman BonnerCommunications Specialist, Firstbeat
Intense exercise is an effective way to burn calories in a short time, but it’s okay if you don’t feel like pushing hard. You can increase your energy expenditure and overall health in various ways.
Riikka LamminenContent Specialist
Technology in sport is increasing at a rapid rate. Arsenal’s Tom Allen reveals how to pinpoint the key data and monitor players effectively during the season.
Alastair DavidsonUK Content Specialist