Blood presure during HIT
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Resting in the morning I'm 100/60 and currently a little under 60 bpm.
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Same here. My HR was only in the 140s, breathing getting a bit heavier, and I was just starting to feel good, so I asked if we could see what my max was. Cardiologist told me with a sour expression that he'd seen enough, and to shut 'er down. No extra business for him that day.
The name tends to give us false expectation about it.
I think I too had a BP cuff on as well as full EKG electrodes and maybe an oximeter on the finger when I did mine, but the test was over before I even began to feel like I was making any effort.
Essentially I think they just want to see that a few points of measure react predictably to the increasing speed of the treadmill or whatever you perform it on. They aren't as concerned with how superhuman we might be! <grin>
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