It varies depending on fitness and activity level, but in general men have slower heart and respiration levels.
I read in a book that Males heart beats more than a females....... The reason why is because males tend to be more active in sports which keeps their heart pumping......... But if your a female who plays sports, your heart will beat just the same
ANYWAY here is the answer...THE FEMALE FETUS.
If you fix your eyes on the color red, your heart will beat faster.
Typically, males have lower heart rates then females of comparable condition (similar age, weight, fitness, etc.) See the related links for charts related to resting heart rates by age, gender, and fitness.
The nervous system causes the heart to beat faster when you exercise. It itself is not an organ but a system.
I read in a book that Males heart beats more than a females....... The reason why is because males tend to be more active in sports which keeps their heart pumping......... But if your a female who plays sports, your heart will beat just the same
it doesn't. a woman's heart beats faster.
Normally, males are faster than females swimming or running, because of strength. This means athletes of both sexes in top condition, males will usually win, it does not mean all males can beat all females.
ANYWAY here is the answer...THE FEMALE FETUS.
If you fix your eyes on the color red, your heart will beat faster.
Any physical activity will cause your heart to beat at faster rate. Even psychological stress will cause your heart to beat at faster rate.
the faster you do something like exercises the faster your heart will beat
no your heart beat is the same
Only the slightest bit. Yes Females hearts usally beat faster than males ( in genral) ANY other heart questions? E-mail heartquestionsanswerd@hotmail.co.uk It is FREE and also confidental
yes, it does!
because you run it increases the blood preasure therefore it causes the heart to beat faster
Typically, males have lower heart rates then females of comparable condition (similar age, weight, fitness, etc.) See the related links for charts related to resting heart rates by age, gender, and fitness.