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Rite now it is about 100 I just got laid so it is cumming down.
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I did this in my summer school psychology class. My resting heart rate was 52 and our teacher then told us we had 3 minutes to get ready for a one minute self intro speech to the class. My heart rate rose to 64. Example of psychology, I guess.
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So, you people working out, I was wondering if it's been enough time for you to see a difference in your RHRs. Better physical fitness correlates with a lower HR (a more fit heart pumps blood more efficiantly).
While waiting for my prescriptions yesterday, I took my BP at the fancy testing chair by the pharmacy. 106/60, heart rate 62. |
16 x 4 = (pulse spikes as I do maths) 64.
My main exercise is a running for the train, chasing small kids around a room, and a little weight lifting. |
78.
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80, again.
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Yes - I have noticed a real difference.
70 (give or take about 4 given my dyscalculia) A definite improvement thanks to exercise and weight loss. |
mine was 74 (with a similar caveat to Sundae's)
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64 rfn. Lowest ever was 44, which set off alarms, lol...
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72. But if I meditate on it I can usually drop it to the low 60's or even the 50's.
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If I took it right it is 108 right now........
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