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Heartrate trend

Started by Briguy · 4 August 2005 · Last activity 9 August 2005 · 22 posts · 3,570 views

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Original section: Cycling Training
Published: 4 August 2005
Last activity: 9 August 2005
Original author: Briguy
Posts: 22
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Topics: Heart rate training Interval training Hydration

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frenchyge
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9 August 2005, 01:43 UTC #21

camhabib said:
My resting is around 95bpm and my highest I have seen mine is around 250bpm. Maybe I need to not be so nervous all the time and take an easy....

Yeah, I think a valium might be in order next time your HR gets up to 250. If there's a punchline on that one, lets here it.
I'll bite... what were you doing when it hit 250bpm? Is that what they measured on you with a sonogram?

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camhabib
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9 August 2005, 01:49 UTC #22

frenchyge said:
Yeah, I think a valium might be in order next time your HR gets up to 250. If there's a punchline on that one, lets here it.
I'll bite... what were you doing when it hit 250bpm? Is that what they measured on you with a sonogram?
DH GS Ski racing, it was more the nerves then the effort really. I have hit around 240 once while really trying to give it my all on a run one very hot and humid day. I am slightly hyperthyroidic which doesn’t help me case either (130lbs and 6’ tall, fast metabolism and hear rate).
-Cameron

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