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I was running 2/1 intervals for 30 minutes. i then ran as fast as i could and was wearing my heart rate monitor my heart rate was 166. my chest tightened up and i kept running until it tightened even more. i stopped running and it went away. during the ea
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Question cutoff : your question got cutoff there buddy but as a general rule: 1. If running causes your chest to be tight then back off running. 2. If you're having chest discomfort with exercise go see your doctor. 3. Watch your gender-name mismatch. It's very confusing and yes, gender, does help us.
Answered 3/31/2015
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