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Pvcs more likely to occur in tennis than on bike rides. usually in between points (in tennis). could it be cause i'm more nervous in tennis matches?
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Perception: hard to know. Many times PVCs are marching along at the same rate, but our ability to sense or "perceive" their existence is different. Could be in between points in tennis you are more apt to perceive these
Answered 2/26/2015
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