Maximum heart rate?: The calculation for maximum heart rate would be 220 minus age, so if we round your age up for the calculation (no offense meant), we'd have a maximum heart rate of 160. That being said, that's not to imply that something bad will happen if your heart rate hits 161 or even 170 for a short time. Remember, it's just a calculation and does not take into account your overall level of fitness.
Answered 5/6/2016
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Your maximum: Heart rate is typically 220-age in years. Yours would be 160 by this formula. Training can keep your heart rate higher than predicted if you are in good aerobic shape!
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