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Your wearable reports HRV every morning. Here is what it can — and cannot — tell you about recovery.

Heart-rate variability is the most-marketed recovery metric in consumer tech. The validation studies behind it measure something narrower than the dashboards imply.

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What the evidence does not show

A single-morning HRV reading has not been shown to predict next-day performance in individuals. Most validation is against chest-strap ECG, at rest, in small samples.

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