#pulse rate

[demonic--heart]

In the meantime before shift at the hospital, my resting HR for ya all.....

[shirozen]

Pulse with the beat

[demonic--heart]

my wrist is all yours to feel..........

[atl-cardioguy]

Repost from IG (follow @cardio_bear ) of a slow #bradycardia pulse

[stormneedle]

I've done five days of cardiac rehab now. After the working, you have to rest until your pulse is what it was before the exercise. Then you go off the telemetry.

I think I get why my sister liked it - she'd been doing half marathons pre-surgery and her pulse went down slowly so she got to chat (her surgery was not for an attack). Mine is still quck to back down.

I remember finishing a race and feeling the beating like something was banging on my ribs. I'd be dry before it had settled. All this time I thought that I'd been doing it wrong. That time I swam a mile under 14 min it seemed like my heart couldn't slow down.

Never got it going as fast as the sprinters did, though. The pulse-based sets never got me fast enough to take a break, so eventually I treated them as distance practice and didn't bother stopping.