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The new Numetrex sports bra has the answer: Woven into its fabric are tiny electrodes that can detect heart rate and display the result on a watch.
The bra, made by Textronics Inc. with components from Polar Electro Inc., is easy to use ? just snap a transmitter into a pocket located in the band of the bra, activate a digital watch with a heart-monitor setting and start sweating.
After about five minutes of running, the transmitter picked up my heart rate. If I didn't want to wait those five minutes, I just moistened the inside of the band with water before I started, the same way you would for the kind of plastic monitor you strap around your chest.
The new Numetrex sports bra has the answer: Woven into its fabric are tiny electrodes that can detect heart rate and display the result on a watch.
The bra, made by Textronics Inc. with components from Polar Electro Inc., is easy to use ? just snap a transmitter into a pocket located in the band of the bra, activate a digital watch with a heart-monitor setting and start sweating.
After about five minutes of running, the transmitter picked up my heart rate. If I didn't want to wait those five minutes, I just moistened the inside of the band with water before I started, the same way you would for the kind of plastic monitor you strap around your chest.