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I notice that my HR zones reverted back to an old setting, I would like to update it, but there are no longer any calculators, at least that I can find?


2013-05-22 7:09 AM
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2013-05-22 7:36 AM
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Thanks!
I didn't realize I needed to add a new I was trying to edit the current one.

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