For some reason I find this number very interesting, but it doesn’t seem socially acceptable to go around checking people’s pulses.
In my experience, you get the lowest results (which are the ones I’m interested in) late in the evening on the couch or in bed.
If I measure at a truly down time (like early in the morning), it’s in the 56-58 range. During most of the day if I’ve been up and moving a little bit, I’d say about 64. I voted with the lower band.
Not resting exactly, since I was just up walking around and ate my lunch, and had a cup of coffee. 62.
My true resting rate is usually in the low 50’s.
Around 40, but that is due to medication. Unmedicated, it is mid-50s.
I’m sitting at my desk at work eating my lunch right now, and it’s exactly 60.
I often check mine, because I can hear it in my ears. Often, when I wake in the morning, it is around 50, plus or minus a couple. Mid 50s later in the day. As I write, it’s 48, but that’s lower than usual.
Around 70bpm, but I take atenolol to reduce my heart rate. Without it, it runs between 90-95bpm.
My suspicion that I’m a freak has been confirmed: 38.
I guess I’ll go have a pacemaker fitted. 
Although this could be a good thing if it’s true that hearts are good for 3 billion beats.
Age 44, just measured 51 while sitting at my desk.
In my early 20’s, I engaged in a lot of aerobic activity; my resting pulse was often just under 40.
I donated blood this morning, and my pulse rate was 68.
Regards,
Shodan
Nowadays, 34-36. A decade ago, 29-32ish, which was usually enough to make the plant nurse think I was in imminent danger of fainting away.
It’s from hypothyroidism + swimming; my blood pressure is also on the low side.
I’ve got one of those little wrist monitors, and take a reading every Monday.
Over the past two years, the average is 70, but it’s been going up steadily, and runs mostly in the mid 80s.
(And this is while using Atenolol and Lisinopril to reduce high blood pressure!)
(And, doggone, I hate the “Lisinopril cough.”)
It’s usually in the low 60’s, but I just took it and it was 68. So there you go.
When I went to the doctor a couple months ago it was 42. It’s raised eyebrows when I’ve donated blood, but it’s from running.
What is this “resting” thing you speak of? :o
I’ve never tested my own heart rate, but at the doctor’s office it’s typically low 60s.
I’d like it to be lower at my age (56); I am stepping up my walks to trots.
I believe it’s typically 60.
I chose 30-39 which is what it was when they installed a pacemaker. Actually 30-33. Now it is an invariant 60 (well I guess it can above with heavy exercise, which is rare).
Right now it’s 72 but sometimes it’s around 80. It’s been hard to get accurate readings when I go to the doctor because I get white coat syndrome and there it’s usually around 100 due to anxiety.