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My bpm is 204bpm while working out, what to do?
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Max HR = 220 - age: Maximum heart rate should generally stay below 220 - age, or 174 for a 46 year old. Decrease intensity of exercise as you approach the maximum rate.
Answered 2/26/2016
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