All of these are optional, and you can add them later from Settings. Mass and maximum heart rate give the fitness estimates. The easy-row ceiling is the heart rate you aim to stay under on easy rows, such as the top of zone 2; the reports use it for the watts you hold there and the time you spend above it. Nothing leaves this browser.
You can change any part of it later from "Change the display" while rowing.
When a row is saved, the page also saves its raw log, session JSON and FIT file. The row stays in this browser too, and History has its files at any time.
The classic page has everything on one long page instead, with the same saved rows and settings.
Record a Concept2 PM5 from this page: every stroke's force curve, live, with nothing to install. Rows are kept in this browser and leave it only as files saved on your own computer or phone. Nothing is sent anywhere.
This browser cannot talk to Bluetooth devices. Open this page in Chrome or Edge (on a Mac, Windows PC, Chromebook or Android phone); Safari and Firefox don't offer Web Bluetooth.
Heart rate appears only when a belt or watch broadcast is paired with the PM5 itself.
This is a hobby project, not coaching or medical advice. The shape targets are guides from published rowing research, the fitness numbers are rough estimates, and rowing hard carries the usual risks, so row within your own limits and talk to a professional about your health. The software is offered as is, under the MIT licence, and its authors accept no liability for its use.
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| Split | Time | Metres | Pace | Rate | Watts | HR | Drag |
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