What is the avarage pulse rate????????
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adult....between 65-85 per minute......kids, 110-130 per minute
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Pulse= 60-100\nRespiratory rate= 12-20\nTemperature = 96.8 - 98.6\nBlood Pressure = 120/80\nYour weight has to be preportionate to your height.
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nobody can give you the right answer unless you have given them your body weight, height, and the intensity level at which you jog (as determined by the heart rate you maintain for that half hour)...\n\nall other answers would be a guess and might not even be close for your estimates...\n\ngood luck
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There is a small mathematical calculation. \n220-Your age(Years)=Maximum heart rate
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It depends on your goals.  Cardiovascular wise, your target heart rate (THR) is about 80% or more of your maximimum heart rate.  Optimal fat burning occurs at 65-75% of your maximum heart rate.  Your maximum heart rate is 220-age.  So for example 220-29=191 and 70% of this is 133.  Here's a calculator to help you assess your THR:\n\nhttp://www.preventdisease.com/healthtools/articles/thr.html
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At an average 60 beats per minute between sleeping working, eating, etc it would be 86,400 beats per day! wow thats a lot!
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Does music affect a persons heartrate? It got me an A. U have to come up with ur hypothesis which is the question.Then to start it I got some subjects (ex friends family)i took their heartrate before i let them listen to music, they listened to music for an amount of time(forgot how long sorry)then i measured their heartrate after(if u want you can get one of those little wrist heart monitors)but i did it this way. if ya nedd more info e-mail me.
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Resting Heart rate\nThe best time to find out your resting heart rate is in the morning, after a good night's sleep, and before you get out of bed.\n\nThe heart beats about 60 to 80 times a minute when we're at rest. Resting heart rate usually rises with age, and it's generally lower in physically fit people. Resting heart rate is used to determine one's training target heart rate. Athletes sometimes measure their resting heart rate as one way to find out if they're overtrained. The heart rate adapts to changes in the body's need for oxygen, such as during exercise or sleep.
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If the average is 80 beats per minute, then the heart muscles contract around 115,000 times a day. \n\nNo it does not depend on your blood pressure, it depends on your pulse.
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Beat, pace, tempo, time, pulse...
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Did you just post this somewhere else?  I swear I answered it already...\n\nAnyway, do some cardio, 30 minutes minimum at least 4 times a week.  That is doable on a treadmill, jack it up to a steep incline and go at least 3.6 an hour and you should be able to get your heart rate up to at that magic 80% rate.  The rates are usually right on the equipment, a chart showing your age range and desired heart range.  For instance, at age 40, the 60% heart rate is 111.  At that age  for 85% the rate is 153.   So aiming for 80% is a steady heart rate of around 145 or so for at least 30 minutes.\n\nCardio burns the fat and helps define the muscles lurking under the surface.  It also raises your metabolism so you burn more calories througout the day.  Good luck!
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Textbook answer is 70.\nthough 60 to 100 is classified as normal for resting.\n\nif you are fit, like the so called olympic cylcer, you resting heart rate can (very rarely) go as low as 30.\n\nyour maximun heart rate veries with age, but most people hardly reach it.\nTake 220 and subtract your age, that's your aproximate maximun heart rate\n\nhowever, if you have a heart probelm or are taking medication, your heart rate can change: eg\nbeat blockers slow your heart
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The normal resting heartbeat range is from 60 to 100.
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When you are doing each, stop and take your heart rate (radial pulse in the wrist is probably easiest) for 15 seconds.  Multiply that by 4 and that's your heart rate.\n\nYou can then compare the two.
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There is no "norm" The avg is 120/80, depending. If you are a chronic hypotensive, this may be a high reading. O2 sats should be between 97-100% providing there is no underlying disease. again, normal pulse rates vary, but the avg is "80."
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in each age a healthy individual should be 68-72 bpm.however if your an athlete should be abit lower.its just like blood pressure,if your healthy.if your not then it will be higher unless you take blood pressure meds. however i have not met many people over 60 that had a great blood pressure without medication.
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35-45 beats per minute.