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Is normal to have 36ppm in rest? which is the normal heart rate in a 17y/o active girl?
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60 bpm: However, especially in young athletic adolescents a resting hr can be about 40. Long distance runners especially tend to have lower resting heart rates.
Answered 8/31/2019
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