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Nomadski

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When I sorted out my HR zones few days ago (never really taken my resting HR before) I left the HR monitor on while I chilled in front of the pc, made a cuppa, chilled some more, and when I looked at my Garmin's HR screen it said 60bpm!

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RWright

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I will give it a go.......at some point! Need to find my true resting HR, it was about 80 I think but within seconds (as soon as I thought about it) it shot up to 100, that was sitting still. So I never put it on again......:shy:

Just check your pulse and count the beats for 15 seconds in the morning as soon as you wake up and before you get out of bed. Multiply by 4 and you have it.
 

Mo1959

Legendary Member
I always had a high H.R. 90+ resting, its currently 81. The more you cycle the lower it will become.
I think I'm nearly dead.........if I'm totally relaxed it often drops to the high 30,s :ohmy:
Rained all night here. Off now but the roads will have a lot of surface water I think. Quite fancy a day off anyway so I'm just sitting here browsing and eating my porridge. :smile: Doggy walk soon.
 

RWright

Guru
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North Carolina
Just tried this and it was 52, though after rigourius exercise if i sit for 2 min my heart steadies itself to around 62-65 BPM

I haven't really checked mine recently when I wake up. I just check it when I am sitting around relaxed. Mine is around 60 now. I could get it to the high 30s when I was taking beta blockers. I would get dizzy when I stood up sometimes. Was happy to get off them. I can also now get my heart rate much higher when I ride.
 

sleaver

Veteran
When I sorted out my HR zones few days ago (never really taken my resting HR before) I left the HR monitor on while I chilled in front of the pc, made a cuppa, chilled some more, and when I looked at my Garmin's HR screen it said 60bpm!
Did you drink the cuppa before you checked your HR? If so, it may have been even lower as caffeine raises your HR.

I keep meaning to work out my max HR, however, all the ways I've read of finding out what it is, makes it sound like you need to enter a world of pain.
 

Shut Up Legs

Down Under Member
Just check your pulse and count the beats for 15 seconds in the morning as soon as you wake up and before you get out of bed. Multiply by 4 and you have it.
Last time I did the that it was about 72
That must have been quite a dream! :laugh:
 
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Pontefract
@Mo1959
Really well done again, I think we are all in awe of your achievement, so please never underestimate your achievements. There arn't to many on here get such an accolade.

Back to strava, I have just done a 25 miles my avg to two decimals was 15.97 on the comp it said 16 as it would being corrected properly, I reckon before I put it on strava it will show 15.9mph
 
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