Cee Jay
Striker
Hope that's while exercising
Resting heart rate
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The average resting heartbeat is between 60-100 bpm, so most on this thread must either be athletes or bullshitters. Mine is about 70 fwiw.
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70s traveller
Winger
About 60 nowadays, about 10 or 15 bpm higher than when I was more fit.
RichB
Winger
You are. I measures pulses multiple times every day at work and the majority are 60-80 it's unusual to see pulses in the 50s and very rare in the 40s. Mind I don't see folk who are healthy and exercise very often. I think the thread has brought out the competitive side in the group who are fit and exercise regularly
Mega wankHope that's while exercising
Most will be just going off what they’re smart watch is telling them (me included) but they can be pretty inaccurateYou are. I measures pulses multiple times every day at work and the majority are 60-80 it's unusual to see pulses in the 50s and very rare in the 40s. Mind I don't see folk who are healthy and exercise very often. I think the thread has brought out the competitive side in the group who are fit and exercise regularly
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Dave Herbal
Striker
Or have crap monitoring equipment.
Mines off the garmin. When the gp checked it was 1bpm out both times. Accurate enough really.
Would rather mine was higher. After reading this thread I’m going to get it checked out again
48 average (from Apple watch), and for a number of reasons I'm less fit than I have been for ages at the mo. I don't normally wear my watch at night but forgot to take it off the other night and it gave me an alert it dropped to 39 a couple of times. Maybe it's just the Lisinopril. I used to be mid-high fifties back when I was riding bikes a lot.
GavFTM
Full Back
Mine is low 40s. 6’2 and 14 stone so I am on the heavy side for my height but I run a fair bit.
When I was getting the snip about 5 years ago the Dr (Dr Contractor for fellow snippers) was looking at me funny and saying was I feeling ok? I said yeah fine why? He said my HR was 40 and it was passing out range for most people. I just said I am very calm no issues, said he had never seen that during a snip op. Our lass was gutted it didn’t put me through more distress.
When I was getting the snip about 5 years ago the Dr (Dr Contractor for fellow snippers) was looking at me funny and saying was I feeling ok? I said yeah fine why? He said my HR was 40 and it was passing out range for most people. I just said I am very calm no issues, said he had never seen that during a snip op. Our lass was gutted it didn’t put me through more distress.
14 stone isn't heavy for 6 foot 2 man.
I've also been to see Dr Contractor in my time.
Scorer
Striker
My BP does that too. On first reading at home it’s about 145/95. Do three consecutive checks and it’s down to about 124/80. In hospital or GO surgery it’s even worse, 160 or more over 100.
Proper white coat syndrome.
smoker
Striker
Is it heck
GavFTM
Full Back
Should see my gut. Probably couldn’t see the snip past it these days
Cannonfodder
Central Defender
I would just get it checked out for your own piece of mind, I was constantly low 50s but used to exercise quite alot but when started to get light headed regular I pushed docs to do checks.
70s traveller
Winger
I'm also 6' 2" was 13' 12" weight and when I was in theatre awaiting my turn for broken bone repair surgery the clinical staff doing my pre-op obs couldn't believe my bp/heart rate or how calm and chatty I was. I had to convince them I was ok for the op because I was so relieved to get it done. I was worse when the wound stitches/clips were removed.
My surgeon was mr. senior canny consultant who would sit with me on the ward over a cup of tea. Top reassuring bloke.
White coat syndrome has a massive bp effect on some.
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Pedrovansank
Midfield
Vo2 sitting at 54 currently.
What is FTP?
Wasn't bragging on mine. People asked and I commented
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