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When is a heart rate too high while working out. my resting heart rate is 90 to 110?
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Heart rate: The threshold depends upon age and cardiac condition. The standard threshold is 140-160 beats per minute for exercise. Your resting heart rate is not normal at 90-110. Is this typical?
Answered 1/7/2021
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