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21-01.-2005, 06:11 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: kokomo, IN
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Re: What is your max HR?
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i am 26, new to road biking. but have 3 years of serious mountain biking experience. my highest ever (all out running sprint after an hour of hard running) was 202. my highest on an eliptical machine was 198. on a bike i dont know, maybe around 200. on the eliptical, i held it there for about 30 seconds. after that my muscle were so full of lactate that i felt woozy and "drunk". my lowest (RHR) is 50 and my ambient (which is in the evening before bedtime after 5-10 minutes relaxing) is about 60. |
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07-02.-2005, 09:36 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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Re: What is your max HR?
[QUOTE=Velvet]So far I've seen mine peak at 196 (I'm 32, iirc - spent too many years claiming '21 again this year' LOL)[QUOTE]
LOL. Same here. Mine was at about 195 yesterday and I thought I was going to die. I'm actually concerned that I'm somehow hurting myself. |
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01-03.-2005, 01:31 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Lancaster, CA
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Re: What is your max HR?
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DOH!!! I mean 183.  |
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30-03.-2005, 04:30 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Wollongong, NSW Australia
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Re: What is your max HR?
[Hi! First time posting here...]
My maximum heart rate is 210 bpm, and I've seen it sit on 205-208 for at least 2 minutes during a pursuit effort on the track. My resting HR is 48 bpm. I'm 24. Recently I had to have a stack of heart related medical tests done (for a non-cycling related incident which turned out to be nothing) and the cardiologist nearly keeled over when I told him I'd watched my HR sit at 208 bpm. Needless to say he was old and podgy and almost lost his breath just getting up off his chair |
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