HR2VP Bike Training Tracker Overview
What is HR2VP Bike Training Tracker? HR2VP is a bike training app that allows users to broadcast power based on heart rate to Zwift. It is compatible with most BLE heart rate monitors on the market and can be used with smart trainers or spin bikes. The app also allows users to record outdoor routes and add power to their rides. HR2VP offers a power matching algorithm that takes into account variations in heart rate and power.
Features
- Broadcast power based on heart rate to Zwift
- Compatible with most BLE heart rate monitors on the market
- Connect a bike trainer or power meter and train with structured workouts
- Use HR2VP as a standalone training app
- Access a big library of workouts based on training length and intensity
- Record outdoor routes and add power to rides
- Auto upload data to Strava
- Power matching algorithm that takes into account variations in heart rate and power
- Enter own parameters such as FTP, weight, rest HR, and max HR
- Free to try for 15-minute workouts, subscription required for longer training.
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Product Details and Description of
Broadcast power based on heart rate to Zwift. Train with structured workouts on your smart trainer or spin bike, and upload to Strava. Add power to your rides. Compatible with most BLE heart rate monitors on the market such as Polar OH1 and H10, Garmin HRM Dual, Wahoo Tickr fit, 4iiii Viiva, Sigma R1, Lezyne Heart rate Flow Sensor, Scosche Rhythm24, Hammerhead, CooSpo IP67... New: Connect a bike trainer or power meter and train with structured workouts. USE ANY EXERCISE BIKE WITH ZWIFT * Connect you heart rate monitor to HR2VP and broadcast virtual power to Zwift * No sensor needed on the bike * Other compatible apps: Road Grand Tour, Rouvy, Kinomap TRAIN WITH STRUCTURED WORKOUTS * Connect your smart trainer and train with structured workouts * Use the 'Egometer mode', when connected to a bike trainer, to make the resistance change automatically according to the target power of the workout * Use HR2VP as a standalone TRAINING app * Take advantage of COLOR CODES to visualize your watts and identify different ZONES * Interval training (hiit) * Choose the workout that best suits yours needs based on training length and intensity among a big library * Access training logs RECORD OUTDOOR ROUTES AND ADD POWER TO YOUR RIDES * Use HR2VP as a bike tracker * Add power to your rides * Record GPS routes * Auto upload data to Strava * Visualize your training intensity in real time as well as total distance, speed, heart rate, total calories burnt * Measure training load on every bike, for example while commuting OUR POWER MATCHING ALGORITHM * We did some deep research and many simulations to find a good relationship between heart rate and power * It takes into account variations, not only instant values * Our advanced matching algorithm will help you train more precisely * Accuracy is good in aerobic intensity zone, less accurate on shorter sprints (less than 30 seconds) * Enter your own parameters such as FTP (Functional Threshold Power), weight, rest HR and max HR The app is free to try for 15 minutes workouts. For longer training, you need to subscribe in order to unlock the time limit. +++ Make workouts more efficient and increase your performance with our bike training app HR2VP! +++ More info on our website: http://hr2vp.com Need some help or have feedback? Contact us per mail: [email protected]
Top Reviews
By Zappatones
Great for zwift
Best way to use Zwift without a power meter. Much better than speed sensor. Just take into account that it has a certain delay since it relies on heart rate and it's not good for sprints. But pretty great overall if you want to use Zwift on a budget.
By C̺u̺t̺e̺ g̺i̺r̺l̺
Follow up
App didn’t connect with my Apple Watch so I purchased a Polar OH1+ Optical Heart Rate Sensor and the app connects to it. My subscription still says I’m using free but I can work with that since it is now working with Zwift.
By zzz-biker
HR was double actual
I read about this app and quickly downloaded, hoping to integrate broadcast power to Zwift from a recumbent cycle. The app found and paired with a Wahoo Tickr HR monitor, but the displayed HR was twice my actual HR. Given that, I did not attempt to run with Zwift. Also, I initially tried to download on an older iPad with 10.3 OS, but the app refused to download even though it states version 10 and later.
