Brand: Oura
Category: Running Gear
Recommended by Camille Herron, Ultrarunner and World record holder propelled by tacos and joy- let the magic come out! — Tucson, AZ
Price: $499
I first got an Oura ring in January 2024 as part of our FURTHER 6 day event. I've been hooked and impressed with the biometrics ever since! I wore the Oura ring for my 6 Day World Best, which was used for the research project. I've found tracking body temp as a helpful metric of predicting ovulation. I also like following the sleep metrics and that it tracks and quantifies naps as part of total daily sleep. I also like to track resting heartrate and heartrate variability as markers of stress and fitness.
Recommended by Camille Herron
I first got an Oura ring in January 2024 as part of our FURTHER 6 day event. I've been hooked and impressed with the biometrics ever since! I wore the Oura ring for my 6 Day World Best, which was used for the research project. I've found tracking body temp as a helpful metric of predicting ovulation. I also like following the sleep metrics and that it tracks and quantifies naps as part of total daily sleep. I also like to track resting heartrate and heartrate variability as markers of stress and fitness.
Camille Herron recommends the Oura Oura Ring 4 for running gear. I first got an Oura ring in January 2024 as part of our FURTHER 6 day event. I've been hooked and impressed with the biometrics ever since! I wore the Oura ring for my 6 Day World Best, which was used for the research project. I've found tracking body temp as a helpful metric of predicting ovulation. I also like following the sleep metrics and that it tracks and quantifies naps as part of total daily sleep. I also like to track resting heartrate and heartrate variability as markers of stress and fitness.
Yes — Camille Herron recommends the Oura Ring 4 by Oura as their running gear pick. I first got an Oura ring in January 2024 as part of our FURTHER 6 day event. I've been hooked and impressed with the biometrics ever since! I wore the Oura ring for my 6 Day World Best, which was used for the research project. I've found tracking body temp as a helpful metric of predicting ovulation. I also like following the sleep metrics and that it tracks and quantifies naps as part of total daily sleep. I also like to track resting heartrate and heartrate variability as markers of stress and fitness.
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