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Monitoring heart rate whilst in the water can sometimes be difficult and you may experience interference because water with a high chlorine content and sea water are both very conductive therefore the electrodes of the transmitter may short circuit and prevent ECG signs from being transmitted to the receiver. Also movement in the water, ie jumping into water or strenuous muscle movement may move the transmitter belt and ECG signals may not be detected. I was particularly interested in the Polar heart rate monitor.  It is advertised as being your own personal trainer.  If you need help in how hard to train and how often this is the solution.  Polar’s intelligent functions ensure that you reach your fitness targets by allowing you to see your progress and get motivated by doing an intelligent but simple fitness test.  It also helps to motivate you to maximize all aspects of your fitness workout.