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What is normal breathing rate after walking about 10 min and also after running ?
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NO such list: Your question is so ambiguous and out of context that it is impossible. There are dozens of variables and any breathing rate will vary from day to day within a range of normal. If you are not able to speak in a full sentence then you are working too hard at whatever activity you are doing.
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