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Joey Sangfroid

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so i went to the doc today and he was blown away by my heartbeat at 47 beats per minute. said i must be a super athelte. i hear the norm for one is 40-60 per minute. curious to know what yours is.
 
From that thread:
"I once read that George W. Bush's resting heart rate was 43, which is amazing for a 50+ year old."

Lies! Propaganda! We all know he is devoid of a heart.

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i got around a 60, but it was when i was donating blood and done by hand by one of the people checking to see if i can give
 
so i went to the doc today and he was blown away by my heartbeat at 47 beats per minute. said i must be a super athelte. i hear the norm for one is 40-60 per minute. curious to know what yours is.

what are you chatting about

47 isn't super athlete

Mid-high 30's is super duper
 
HR can be largely genetic also, hence Bush's reading, and taking reading's in places where your resting HR is not going to be where it should be for a true reading. Take it lying in your bed at night or in the morning.
 
Currently my RHR is 52 BPM, and I am 47 years old.

I am no "Super Athlete".
 
what are you chatting about

47 isn't super athlete

Mid-high 30's is super duper

Neither is a super athlete. Both are great resting heart rates. Regardless of what anyone says, a 47 resting HR is pretty unusual. The norm isn't 40-60....the norm is 60-80.
 
HR can be largely genetic also, hence Bush's reading, and taking reading's in places where your resting HR is not going to be where it should be for a true reading. Take it lying in your bed at night or in the morning.

Correct.
 
Neither is a super athlete. Both are great resting heart rates. Regardless of what anyone says, a 47 resting HR is pretty unusual. The norm isn't 40-60....the norm is 60-80.

so what does that make my 60 HR?
 
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