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Wondering about heart rate. when sitting/lying down it can drop as low as 52-54, walking around it can hit 100. exercising up to 170. is this normal?
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Normal 50-100: Normal heart rate is 50-100. Certainly HR will increase with vigorous exercise but 170 could be problematic. How good of shape you're in could effect both your resting and during exercise heart rate
Answered 6/28/2014
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