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Name: zakattack (what my boss calls me at the office, not the one at home)
Resting - 46
Max - 197 (thought this figure was a bit high, but seeing some of you okes and ladies that are more or less my age, now seems to make sense)
Age - 36
Appendage - Yes, a winky
Star sign - Aquarius (don't follow star sign rubbish though)
Post count - 700odd (can't see on a mobile device)

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Answering for an abnormal friend, just to skew the results a bit:

1. Name: Mark

2. Resting HR: 66

3. Max HR: 244

4. Age: 30

5. Star Sign: :huh:

6. Sex: Male

7. Hub Posts: 0

Can that max be right? ????????

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Can that max be right?

Frighteningly high. But someone else in this thread as a resting heart rate resembling a corpse so it is nice to have outliers on opposite ends of the spectrum.

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Interestingly..... From a world wide perspective the lowest recorded hr is known, but not the highest..... Lowest is 26 and before this was 28 belonging to Migual Indurain.

When recording max hr it's important that it's a steady hr for a few seconds and not a short spike.

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Can that max be right?

 

Frighteningly high. But someone else in this thread as a resting heart rate resembling a corpse so it is nice to have outliers on opposite ends of the spectrum.

 

No but seriously? Somehow undead hubbers are more believable to me. I hope it's either a typo or a malfunctioning of HR recording equipment   :eek:

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Robojedi

ResTesting hr . 48 as per my fenix hr

Maximum . Got it up to 205 before

Age male 35 yrs... 36 in 2 weeks

Star... dint believe in that crap, but born sept

Hub posts. No idea

 

 

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No but seriously? Somehow undead hubbers are more believable to me. I hope it's either a typo or a malfunctioning of HR recording equipment :eek:

I doubt that such a high heart rate would allow sufficient filling time for the ventricles, possibly leading to a counterproductive reduction in cardiac output (and ultimately performance)

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Interestingly..... From a world wide perspective the lowest recorded hr is known, but not the highest..... Lowest is 26 and before this was 28 belonging to Migual Indurain.

When recording max hr it's important that it's a steady hr for a few seconds and not a short spike.

These low heart rates excludes people with pathology, which I am unfortunately not

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