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After a 40 minute basketball shoot out heart rate is at 103 but not higher than this and stay within 100-90s for a 3 to 4 hrs is this a concern ?
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No: It is normal for your heart rate to go up like that with exercise. A heartbeats of 100 is normal . You might be our of condition a bit why it does not come down more but it is ok
Answered 1/28/2015
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