What is your resting heart rate?

[Admiral Huddy]

51 years and around 41-43.

Can be a problem when I'm asleep as it drops a bit lower so had to get it checked out - all was okay.

 

[Lethal`]

Around 65-70. It's all very personal. My max is 208 so I guess I'm 12 according to the old theory of 220-age is your max.

 

[DampDog]

Paced at 70bpm now. Prior to having it implanted I'd hover in the mid 40's. My slow rate was due to worsening heart failure.

 

[eddiemcgarrigle]

According to my apple watch it's 52. Not bad for a slightly overweight 47 year old.

 

[Stephanie Peterson]

Mine is rather high at the moment, its around 100 a lot - but thats hardly surprising with the amount of toxic guff i am being given the now.
Does come down, but nowhere near 50-60 odd.

 

[Jambo]

69 using blood pressure monitor. Age 38.

 

[Allnamestaken]

72 right now but i'm 5"11 and weigh about 111.13kg.

 

[robj20]

About 45bpm.

 

[Shadowness]

Snap. Around 45.

Saw it in the high 30s once, but generally it's between 40 and 40.

 

[Eurofighter]

Went to the docs recently. Nurse said my blood pressure and heart rate were perfect. So i'm not worried.

 

[arc@css]

I think recently, the lowest I've seen mine to be is around 50.

 

[Begbie]

68, according to my watch.

 

[DezUk]

Mine is always floating around 83 bpm to 112 bpm and averages around 91 bpm. I have often wondered if this is normal for resting heart rate aged 36 with no heart issues, having said that I am a highly strung individual. Often wondered if I should raise it with my GP.

 

[Squid Vicious]

Mid to high fifties with about a years years of data from Fitbit.
Exercise has dropped off after change of job and routine and have seen it increase 3-4bpm over the past few months as a result.

 

[Efour]

Wth I thought under 60 was bad news but loads have 40s?

Is that really normal?
17x4 68

Biggest guy you'll probably ever meet nearly 2m tall 2m Wide. Human Square.

 

[Thecaferacer]

Mine is quite high at mid 70s, it never drops below this unless I have been laying down for an hour

39, 12% bodyfat, 82kg and I run 5 miles 3 times a week. Always thought mine should be lower.

 

[robj20]

Wth I thought under 60 was bad news but loads have 40s?

Is that really normal?
17x4 68

Biggest guy you'll probably ever meet nearly 2m tall 2m Wide. Human Square.

Generally the lower the fitter you are but it had to be normal for you otherwise it can indicate an issue.
Mines been 40-50 for years depends how much exercise I have done that year.
I have a friend who is often below 35bpm but he's an insane athlete, running, cycling and climbing constantly.

 

[dowie]

Generally in the low-50s, sometimes dipping as low as 48 (age 37). Average is supposedly 60 to 100bpm. This either means I'm relatively fit and well, or that I'm suffering heart failure.....

Is that when sitting around at a desk or in bed about to go to sleep?

That is rather low - are you a cyclist?

I mean if you're sat at your desk say at work and your pulse is 48 then that is a bit unusual (unless you're quite fit). If you're laying in bed around your normal bed time then perhaps not so much.

Mine goes right down into the low 50s at bed time and probably below... which is annoying if I'm in hospital as the monitor starts to beep as soon as I start to drift off to sleep thus waking me up again!

 

[Efour]

Well i never knew this. I really should read more.

 

[montymint]

Mine is quite high at mid 70s, it never drops below this unless I have been laying down for an hour

39, 12% bodyfat, 82kg and I run 5 miles 3 times a week. Always thought mine should be lower.

It just happens, mine can hang around 80 for most of the day. But all tests came back fine.

I also take a long time to cool down, even when I used to train heavily in my 20s