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How much should your pulse rate be while walking on the treadmill if your age is 50years and you are a women?
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Exercise: Depends on what your goal is, if you are training for conditioning on the treadmill, a heart rate of 120-130 is likely plenty, if we are performing a stress test to evaluate your status, we would take you higher.
Answered 4/5/2013
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