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Yeah, he didn't exactly need an Apple watch to tell him something is going on. That's a bit under double what his heart rate should be. Equivalent to what som
by treis 8y ago
Yeah, he didn't exactly need an Apple watch to tell him something is going on. That's a bit under double what his heart rate should be. Equivalent to what someone in reasonable shape would have when they're jogging. It's amazing he never got it checked out before.
- bartread 8y agoIt's possible he may not have noticed, or may not have realised that his RHR was unusually high. I mean, in day to day living how many of us are really conscious of what our hearts are doing outside of periods of heavy exertion?
- arandr0x 8y ago120 is an "uncomfortable" heart rate though; you'd feel it at rest, it would somewhat get in the way of concentrating or sleeping. (Although it's easy to dismiss as resulting from anxiety or infection.)