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Old 10-06-09 | 07:11 PM
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Artmo
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Bikes: '06 Bianchi Pista; '57 Maclean; '10 Scott CR1 Pro; 2005 Trek 2000 Tandem; '09 Comotion Macchiato Tandem; 199? Novara Road; '17 Circe Helios e-tandem:1994 Trek 2300

Originally Posted by will dehne
Thanks for the warning.
My problem is finding a Competent Sports Doctor. The doctors I have seen follow your comment of Obese, Smoking and no idea of healthy living. However, I will try again. Perhaps there is a good one in this town with three major Hospitals.
My comment of jerky was an attempt to describe a hyper active feeling. High strung would be another description.
Will - when I asked my cardiologist, who is also a triathlete, if it was OK to go to HRmax he said yes as long as I don't feel dizzy or have any chest pain. The fact that you feel dizzy may be a warning sign.
I found my cardiologist by recommendations from other biker friends in the Sarasota area.

I went to 166 the other evening and felt OK apart from being breathless.

From what I have read, and I don't remember where, 208 -(0.7 X age) is a more accurate formula for estimating HRmax. Mine, at age 69, is 160. HRmin is 46.
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