I’ve just been sitting around for 30 minutes or so, but mine is 83. Seems a bit high. I did have a cup of strong coffee this morning, though. My resting one is usually about 60.
So what is yours, as of this minute? And say what you’re doing.
Last time I took it at the Target machine it was 93, which I guess is pretty high. I don’t know how to take it myself. It’s always been high, though, so it doesn’t matter.
I exercise regularly and have for several years, but mine is still relatively high. It used to be about 105 though when I was 30 lbs heavier and didn’t exercise.
I think mine’s been high for ages, despite a cool exterior, I’m quite stressed inside it would seem. I must get back into cycling soon, I used to be a regular on the bike till it broke down and died on me :rolleyes:
64, just came in from walking the dog. I’m on a blood pressure med that slows my pulse but also 50lbs. overweight.(Wow, thats all I have left to lose? w00t!) .
Well, my resting rate lately has been around 45 or so.
That seemed really low, so I asked about it… Guess it’s normal if you do a lot of athletic type stuff at high altitudes (I’m regularly exerting myself above 10,000ft).
I’m sitting at the computer doing nothing. A few minutes ago I walked up the stairs. I’m a bit overweight and don’t exercise, because I’m terrible like that. Sigh.
What QtM said. And he knows his stuff, since he’s a doc, after all.
It would only make sense for there to be variations. They say your heart is about the size of your fist…well, everyone has different size fists. Different heart sizes, different heart rates.