jonnyboy said:does anyone know how to work out the average heart rate my HRM only does max and I want to record my average over a few months to see if theres any difference cheers
Rigid Raider said:Just measure your resting heart rate in the mornings before you get up. That's a good measure of fitness.
Rigid Raider said:Just measure your resting heart rate in the mornings before you get up. That's a good measure of fitness.
I agree with what Bill just wrote in this thread. It is the change of RHR that tells you something useful, not the absolute rate. My rate is naturally low. When I got very unfit or unwell it went up to the high 50s. When I'm very fit, rested and well it is down in the low 30s.Chrisc said:That's been my approach. My RHR measured in the mornings has dropped from 84 (was I in a bad way!) to 56 since August.
..and clinically dead.ColinJ said:When I'm very fit, rested and well it is down in the low 30s.
It was a bit scary sometimes lying in bed late at night when it was quiet, in such a position that I could hear my heart beat. It would go BM-BUMP (Mississippi Mississip..) BM-BUMP (Mississippi Mississip..)... It seemed an age between beats.ASC1951 said:..and clinically dead.
My GP used to be worried that mine was in the low 40s.
¿Qué?Garz said:A.L.F Colin old bean?