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Old 06-24-05, 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted by wag
... I know that a higher than average resting heart rate can be a sign of over training...
In my case, the most reliable thing that RHR indicates is how deep asleep I was just before the measurement. (If the alarm clock wakes me from a deep sleep, RHR is around 34; if I wake on my own and end up lying in bed until the alarm goes off, RHR is more like 40)
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