Post your resting heart rate here
09-28-22, 12:30 PM
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Did you say RHR or RFR?
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09-28-22, 01:00 PM
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
If that were a reliable method, I wouldn't be here.
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Originally Posted by Koyote
I'm unclear: are you calling your father ugly, or your mother?
09-28-22, 01:09 PM
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
My mom was actually sort of pretty.
And I'm sure your father has/had a rather distinctive appearance.
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Originally Posted by Koyote
That's a very diplomatic response.
And I'm sure your father has/had a rather distinctive appearance.
And I'm sure your father has/had a rather distinctive appearance.
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09-28-22, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
Had. Reminds me of one day long ago when I had to bring my baby daughter to work for some reason and someone said, "Your wife must be REALLY good looking!"
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09-28-22, 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by BlazingPedals
I'm definitely NOT a doctor, and my RHR varies from 42 during the riding season, to 58 in the winter. Maybe some denizens here ride equally year-around, so the distinction doesn't matter. As I sit here at my desk at work, I'm at 54. That's my 'sitting' HR, not my 'resting' HR.,
Mazel tov.
09-28-22, 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted by phughes
My heart never rests.
You have no one to blame for this but you:
09-28-22, 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted by mdarnton
60.Before biking daily it was 70 to 75.
Why do people who don't want to participate in a discussion have to make everyone look at them anyway? Now *that* is narcissism!
Why do people who don't want to participate in a discussion have to make everyone look at them anyway? Now *that* is narcissism!
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Mine has dipped down into the 80s since I started pushing my once weekly rides over 10 miles.
I make a potato soup that is to die for.
I make a potato soup that is to die for.
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Originally Posted by livedarklions
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09-28-22, 05:04 PM
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I have my annual physical next week, I’ll be sure to post all my results here, seems like a good idea, NOT!
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09-28-22, 05:38 PM
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I won’t track resting heart rate until I can add it to my Strava feed for scoring and comparison purposes.
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09-28-22, 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted by mschwett
here's what apple says
42 bpm
42 bpm
Originally Posted by M Rose
40bps
Originally Posted by tomato coupe
My resting heart rate is 49. It is the best resting heart rate. Anything lower is a waste. Convince me otherwise ...
Well done, gents!
09-28-22, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul Barnard
I make a potato soup that is to die for.
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Originally Posted by tkamd73
I have my annual physical next week, I’ll be sure to post all my results here, seems like a good idea, NOT!
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09-28-22, 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
A dead person has a resting heart rate of 0.
09-28-22, 08:26 PM
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I believe that my RHR has been an indicator of how life's ongoing health issues have affected me.
In my early 60's I had been doing some intense riding with a great bunch of guys when in 2011 a bike crash required a visit to an ER that resulted in continuous Low Heart Rate alarm until attended to. Once back to riding I was riding even more intensely and in 2014 I had a minor surgery that required a Pre-Op. The ECG reading was taken from a 39bpm recorded heart rate.
Continuing some awesome riding I then needed another Pre-Op ECG for my first Prostate Cancer (PCa) therapy procedure. I walked into the room and sat down, answered some questions then up on the gurney and got hooked up. Nurse said my heart rate was too low for an accurate recording so I carefully got up, moved around and back down. Reading was fine at 39bpm when the original was not good at 32bpm. As I re-shirted and as I was leaving the nurse commented that the 39bpm recording was the same as the one 2 years earlier for that minor surgery.
7 years of PCa treatment has resulted in inconsistent riding and more cycling incidences that has my RHR into upper 50's. Unable to exercise at high intensity has definitely upped my heart rate
In my early 60's I had been doing some intense riding with a great bunch of guys when in 2011 a bike crash required a visit to an ER that resulted in continuous Low Heart Rate alarm until attended to. Once back to riding I was riding even more intensely and in 2014 I had a minor surgery that required a Pre-Op. The ECG reading was taken from a 39bpm recorded heart rate.
Continuing some awesome riding I then needed another Pre-Op ECG for my first Prostate Cancer (PCa) therapy procedure. I walked into the room and sat down, answered some questions then up on the gurney and got hooked up. Nurse said my heart rate was too low for an accurate recording so I carefully got up, moved around and back down. Reading was fine at 39bpm when the original was not good at 32bpm. As I re-shirted and as I was leaving the nurse commented that the 39bpm recording was the same as the one 2 years earlier for that minor surgery.
7 years of PCa treatment has resulted in inconsistent riding and more cycling incidences that has my RHR into upper 50's. Unable to exercise at high intensity has definitely upped my heart rate
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09-29-22, 02:31 AM
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Originally Posted by LarrySellerz
Used to be low 60s when I was in shape, now its mid 90s 6 months post covid shot (thanks Moderna!)
max ive seen is 196
max ive seen is 196
Your shot has nothing to do with your resting hr. Don't spread such bs.
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Originally Posted by livedarklions
Has anyone ever actually seen a 16 RPM record?
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If anyone's interested I could upload photos from my recent colonoscopy...
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Folks posting what they think is a low rhr to show their fitness..........
Folks then realizing that vo2max also includes max hr in the calculation, not just rhr.........
Folks further realizing they're still slow as sloth balls because performance itself is the best indicator of performance........
Folks then realizing that vo2max also includes max hr in the calculation, not just rhr.........
Folks further realizing they're still slow as sloth balls because performance itself is the best indicator of performance........
09-29-22, 06:49 AM
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Originally Posted by grantelmwood
We have some serious athletes here!
edit: well, we *do* have some serious athletes here, but the chart that you dug up is no indication of fitness.
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09-29-22, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
Incorrect.
edit: well, we *do* have some serious athletes here, but the chart that you dug up is no indication of fitness.
edit: well, we *do* have some serious athletes here, but the chart that you dug up is no indication of fitness.
Are you suggesting that agelessinvesting.com is not a great source of fitness data? How dare you!
