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Heart rate 55 bpm when resting sometimes lower , and 70 to 80 min hen walking from what im reading that is to low ? i am 37 and not particularly for but about average as play golf , is that to low ?
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It depends on the speed at which you walk, how well conditioned you are. Resting heart rate of 55bpm is not clearly abnormal to warrant investigation. By the way, I assume your are not on any medication of any kind. If you are still worried, please have your doctor examine you.
Answered 6/30/2021
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