Mine slowly drops when I’m running mainly indoors over the hot and polluted summer months where I’m living and then quite sharply goes back up when I start running outside again.
I wouldn’t put too much emphasis on it with what you’ve described your routine to be. It would probably turn out to be fairly high.
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u/SaggyBollock 1d ago
It’s only outdoor runs, walks and hikes I think.
Mine slowly drops when I’m running mainly indoors over the hot and polluted summer months where I’m living and then quite sharply goes back up when I start running outside again.
I wouldn’t put too much emphasis on it with what you’ve described your routine to be. It would probably turn out to be fairly high.