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| Dive Medicine & Fitness: Discuss pulse rate in the General Diving Forums forums: Hello all trying to work out the old fitness level Could anyone tell me what the heart rate should be (... |
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| pulse rate Hello all trying to work out the old fitness level Could anyone tell me what the heart rate should be (approx) for a young fit and healthy person while resting? TIA Dan |
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| > 60 bpm < 100 bpm |
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| so I take 80BPM as being ok then??? |
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| It depends on HOW young,and wether truely at rest or upon waking.80 is not wonderfull,but not bad either.Make sure not been smoking/drinking Coffee. Modern youth! |
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| At the ripe old age of 44 my resting heart rate is 48. |
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that's an almost qualified opinion. |
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| I'm 49 and upset if mine is higher than 50 bpm when resting. When I was in my early twenties it was below 40. I can still get it higher than 180 on an exercise bike. What's your blood pressure like? |
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| After a good shag mine is more like 280
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