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Heart Rate
By Nav Gillon on 30/03/2006 in forum

treadmill), then resting with two or three minutes gentle running, then repeating your three minute maximal run. During your second run you should get a higher maximum heart rate than with any other method - though use your heart rate monitor to take

Heart Rate
By Speedie on 27/10/2002 in forum

Hi to all runners.Ok I understand heart rates and training zones etc.....But I would just like to know if any other 28 yr old male/females out there, what there heart rates are, ie, resting, max, and one im interested in is heart rates at certain

Heart Rate
By Gym Joey on 09/01/2012 in forum
Too High ?

My max heart rate is suppose to be 176 based on my age and so on.  Went out yesterday and at its peak ( doing hill reps) peaked at 189 but averaged about 180.Although was only a short 3 mile run it was hard going, hilly and muddy. I have noticed

Heart rate
By Mighty_Mike1984 on 19/01/2010 in forum
How good?

Whats a good heart rate per minute i took mine just now and it is 66 beats per minute thats totally relaxed and in chill out mode, Whats the average? And when is the best time to take it? For the average / good rate it depends on age, fitness

Heart rates
By krusty on 02/03/2005 in forum
How important is it?

After 2 long and difficult months I've finally managed to run continuously for 30 whole minutes...I could only run for 2 mins 8 weeks ago...So now I'm starting to think about my heart rate, everyone tells me I should be working out at 70-80% of my

heart rate
By Bernard Dutton on 16/10/2006 in forum
Low RHR

I'm just comming up to 54, weigh 12st old money and I'm 5'10" so average really. My resting heart rate is between 41 and 44 bpm, is this too low? I run 15 to 20 miles a week and cross train 2 nights a week for about 75 minutes at a time my MHR never

Heart Rate
By Gemini on 01/09/2002 in forum

I've just bought a neat gadaget called a Polar Heart Rate Monitor M51However despite reading the manual I am not quite sure what to use it for and it doesn't give me a formula to work out my MHR.Can someone pls explain in laymans terms how to use

Heart rate?!
By Rob Windsor 2 on 16/11/2009 in forum

or should I ignore the heart rate thing and just run at what I feel comfortable at?Thanks in advanceRob Ignore your age, the much-repeated formula of Max HR= 220-age doesn't fit most of us.  If it does I'm still a teenager! Workout your Max HR, Resting HR

Heart rates
By Kate Williams 4 on 17/08/2004 in forum

I had a minor heart op 18 months ago. I have since taken up running and progressed from 10min jogs to over an hour. I am a llittle concerned about my pulse though as it seems rather high. Yesterday did 20mins @9km/h - my average heart rate

HEART RATES
By looney toon on 04/10/2002 in forum
oh my god!!

Anyone out there with a heart rate like mine?? i was wondering if there are any other highly strung runners who hit the 200s at the top of the Windsor hills (especailly mile 8) Not even close. I think I max'd at about 172 but I started walking up




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