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I had a physical this morning and mine was 48. It was in the 90s 15 months ago.
What is yours?
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Mine was 55 2 weeks ago when I had my physical. It hit the mid 60's a few years ago after I had gained some weight but most of my adult life in the 50's.
That is a big drop! A few times I gave blood and it was at 50 which they considered borderline for donations.
High 40's, low 50's for me. It's a nice feeling to hear people comment on it, and when you tell them that you run, then they'll kinda say, well that explains it!
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Nice job, Robert!
Mine was 42 the last time I gave blood. What a pain in the ass...the head nurse had to come over and ask me a bunch of questions about it, not to mention I got grilled about my cruise to Mexico and Belize.
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I agree! This morning was the first time I've been able to do that and it felt GREAT. Made me proud of myself.
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Hey, we are HR twins OP! I get 48 when just chilling on the sofa.
I never checked it resting before I started regular running though. I do know that I used to run an 11mm with a HR of 178(yeah, I stopped wearing my HR monitor because it kept telling me that I was gonna die) and I just recently started wearing it again, whereas I have to really pick the pace up to a sub 7mm to even see a 165.
It makes me smile.
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I've always had a terribly high heart rate, in the 80s or 90s (80s if I was lucky). I'm happy to say now it's in the high 60s. I'm really, really really happy about that.
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45-ish. 55-ish at the doctors.
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I have not checked in quite some time but I had measured it once in the low 40s.
I always find it funny how people try and tell you that running is bad and your heart has a maximum beats per your lifetime and why waste them running.
An unfit person with an 80 BPM average/day, their heart will beat 115,200 times per day.
A fit person with a 60 BPM average/day but works out for an hour a day at 150 BPM, their heart will beat 91,800 times per day. 23,400 times less per day. So just exactly who will die first then assuming you have a max beats per life?
The fit persons heart will beat 8.5 million times less per year.
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Um, I have no idea.
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mid 50's here.
Been stable at that the last few times I checked it.
Which is just high enough that it normally is 60 ish at a physical exam, so I don't get alarms set off.
5K 20:23 (Vdot 48.7) 9/9/17
10K 44:06 (Vdot 46.3) 3/11/17
HM 1:33:48 (Vdot 48.6) 11/11/17
FM 4:13:43 (Vdot 35.4) 3/4/18
37 the last time I checked. Time to check it again. I do it about twice a year. I also check my blood pressure every morning and the monitor also shows heart rate. It generally shows ERR because it doesn't register anything below 40.
Sloooow.
Sat here with a PulseOx, heart rate going from 52-56. Not bad, as I weigh 218 at 5'11". Running does a body good.
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50 as I'm sitting at work. Usually in the low 40s. Once I had it measured at 38 about a year ago.
Marjorie