Ha! Just catching up! Thanks, man

Baha Digital conscience! That is so well stated. That’s an awesome point. And that is a solid failure body battery score! Hats off to you, you must have done it right that weekend haha

😢if I was at 28 after sleep I would be happy. I’m at 10 this morning 😢

Yep - hear you on all of that - alcohol causes a major physiological lag on rejuvenation. Completely agree.

Garmin for sure, if you can afford at least the 255. Many of the Garmin lower cost options don’t include advanced training analytics. Otherwise the Polar Pacer for $200 budget limitation is a great watch. And both for CrossFit style workouts. Thanks!

Yes I’ve seen his reviews on it. Unfortunately with Fitbit it continue to give me high sleep scores even on nights when I totally deserved a failing grade. I would have Whoop and Garmin yelling at me that I was near dying and Fitbit saying I got a “75“ out of 100. Not worthwhile unfortunately! Really appreciate the comment and may look at them again in the future!

No most often you sleep so soundly any of those watches will keep up with the tracking just fine.

Yes! Very true. The algorithm has been updated significantly but also the Venu 2 has a much better heart rate sensor so should more accurately track the needed details that go into the calculations. It’s will Also normalize a little bit over time as you wear it for a couple of weeks. It always takes some time to fully settled in and does not carry over any previous tracking from another watch. It will smooth out!

@@fitgearhunter Ah, I see! I was a bit worried, as when I measure my HRV its usually around 40-60ms, so pretty good!

@@Natastrophe007 yes totally. It will still be different from the 45 bc of some of those factors, but will be likely very different once it settles into a grove with you. Thanks!

@@fitgearhunter Hope it does settle, last two days are mostly yellow during the day on the stress graph. oddly the first night I got it, I was chilled that evening and low stress, blue all evening and it did not charge at all. Only charges when I sleep!

@@Natastrophe007 Hey! Update please - working better now?

Yes the 955 offers a ton of metrics on the training side! But you are right, body battery continues to be the most simple and easy to view display of how your internal reserves are holding up

Oh it was def alcohol too. I mention it along the way but didn’t want to highlight it too much. It’s was def that, with a slight contribution from food

Because not everyone has the same tolerance for gluten. Surely you can digest it more than another person.

@@francobellomo9979 no I think it was just the alcohol :/

I thought the same.... no way he had 231.

Haha yes I remember it doing a pretty good job w that too. Oura just always felt so Zen and nice w communicating. Like “you’re not a lazy piece of poop, you just had a bad night - you’ll get better” :)