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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you can read while doing cardio you aren’t working hard enough[/quote] I’m responding to this thread right now and my HR is currently 171 on my spin bike.[/quote] How? That seems pretty high unless you are overweight and out of shape.[/quote] DP. Nah. 171 is in my max zone. I would find it hard to talk but could sustain that for several minutes at a time. 49 yo woman who runs 5 days a week and 115 lbs. [/quote] 50 year old who can sustain up to 180 for a time, but no way would I be responding to DCUM threads while there. Once I get over 160 BPM it is hard work. [/quote] Also because you have a life outside of DCUM. Let's get real. [/quote] DP, very in shape, 36/F. I could easily type at 171. I just did a 105 minute ride and my average HR was 158. I spent 40 minutes of that above 165. 170 is hard work but I can maintain for a long while When I get to 180-190 I'm huffing and puffing hard though and that wouldn't be able to multitask. 171 is mid zone 4 for me. My max is more like 198.[/quote] I wouldn't say "very in shape" with those HRs as a mid-30s.[/quote] Found the person who doesn't understand HRs. Max HR & ranges are very individual and not particularly tied to whether one is in shape or not. Ignore those age-based formulas and pay attention to what your own personal max is (notice where you seem to top out when working hardest). Mine have been around the same since I was a nationals-level rower 30+ years ago. Now, what *does* change is how quick I get up into the higher HRs - if I'm in shape, it takes longer (I can do more at a lower HR / more efficiency), if I'm out of shape, then my HR ramps more quickly and steeply. [/quote]
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