What is your resting heart rate?
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I'm 30 and my RHR hovers at 50-54. When I run at around 6 mph it goes up to the 185-192 range.0
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47 yo, 38 bpm0
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It depends. I just got through playing the wii about 10 minutes ago, and did a long run today and my HR is at 50 right now. In the morning, a few days ago, it was at 42. 3 months ago it was 62.0
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My resting heart rate is in the 90s. Found it really hard to push my heart rate beyond 175 during workouts 'cos I really feel I could collapse if I don't slow down to catch my breath.
I'm not overweight and currently starts working out to lose some excess fat. I admit I was never a workout person, only started hitting the gym this june. That was around the time when an annual company checkup revealed I am actually anemic as well.0 -
My resting heartrate measured in the morning has ranged from 54 - 560
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Im 6 ft 188 pounds now and its 68 bpm back in november when i first started at 251 pounds it was 123 so its gotten better0
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Mine is 48 during the day but gets really high while working out, up to 200. I am 5'2, and 31 years old & 129 lbs.0
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60 but I'm on medicine to lower my HR so I don't really count!!!0
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I'm 26, 160 lbs, and my RHR is around 65-70. Which I guess is right about normal to above normal in the charts that I looked up after freaking out reading this thread.0
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Ddude u got atrial fibralation. U need digoxin.
My resting HR is 48-520 -
I am 62 and my resting heart rate is 42. Had it checked with the doctor who said that was great.0
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57yo Male
6' 1"
215lbs.
RHR = 55-58 bpm
.... I'm not a cardio junkie, but I do cardio.
It was about 70 when I started regular exercise. :bigsmile:0 -
Now that I'm back doing daily cardio, is around 57/60. I'm 430
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I've always been low, when my thyroid gets a bit messed up I've measured as low as under 40. I'm 39, 5'1, 160lb and work out a reasonable amount.
I'm somewhere between 50 and 60 - with a stable thyroid.0 -
Before I started to loose weight mine was about 65-70. Then when I had lost about 50kg rather quickly over 5-6months I was told at a blood donation that my heart rate was 45 beats a minute and I should go to my doctor because I may need a pace maker (Bradycardia). This freaked me out. My doctor refered me to a cardiologist who sent me for expensive echo cardiogram and a 24hr holter monitor. All came back as normal and the cariologist said so long as I had no other symptoms of passing out or anything I would be ok and to visit again in a year. I did relaps weight wise and put about 10 kilos back on and after a year I beleive my body has ajusted and I am back at around 55-58. I am working to get my diet back into line and have lost 5 kg and looking to loose another 10-15 by the end of the year. I have done a lot of exercise for my weight loss and beleive my fitness is now quite high. Before i started to loose weight the first time, I was also stopped by the blood bank from giveing blood because my iron was very low and was sent off for a bunch of expensive tests for that too, nothing was found and i put that down to the very very poor nutrisional diet of sugars and grains I was on. Now I feel great and I am on the right track.0
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58 shoots up to around 160 when I do cardio0
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mine is in the high 30s generally0
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42bpm. That's not total rest though, that's at least standing up & just after I stopped moving a little. Totally motionless & laying down I get to 35.0
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Last time I checked it was 68.0
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