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The phrase "a chest strap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a strap that is worn around the chest, often for securing equipment or for support in various activities like sports or fitness.
Example: "For added stability during your workout, make sure to wear a chest strap with your heart rate monitor."
Alternatives: "a chest harness" or "a torso strap."
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His pulse is recorded by a chest strap that tracks the heartbeat and sends data to the watch.
The puck was a small rectangular transmitter that attached to a chest strap and was worn beneath the players' jerseys.
There are two types: a system that combines a chest strap and a wristwatch, or a fitness tracker that measures heart rate.
A simpler VTTi system, which transmits heartbeat data from a chest strap monitor, will be available early this year, Mr. Clark said.
It worked perfectly and it was hugely freeing to not be wearing a chest strap, nor continually looking at my watch or phone to check stats.
At the same time, Polar Electro of Finland introduced heart-rate monitors that used radio waves to connect a chest strap with wristwatch-size computers.
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A chest-strap is also available, but not included.
The app is free, but users can pay for premium features and a chest-strap monitors.
Higher Tsk values during the reconnaissance (Table 1), without protective clothing or competitive driving forces, raises doubt on the accuracy of measuring Tsk from a single thermistor located in a chest-strap.
In order to test a number of devices (3 different commercial wrist-strap monitors, a professional chest strap monitor, a commercial chest-strap monitor, and a free smartphone app), all our volunteers took 100 steps and compared what the different monitors told us.
Its portfolio now includes a GPS-enabled watch with a heart rate tracker, a separate chest strap and heart rate tracker among others.
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