Exercise

The number of times the heart muscle contracts in a typical minute is 60 to 100 times. The whole heart is involved in a contraction.

Dancing in general is artistic. Some examples of dancing include ballroom, ballet, jazz, hip-hop, and folk. A dancer expresses themselves through the art of dance.

yes it is i was 5ft 6 until 22 then shot up too 6 ft now, strange, i think it all depends on your body :)

You do sit-ups and run alot.. Be aware of what you are eating, and make wise choices. Only you can decide what you put in your mouth. Then enjoy some running and crunches.

The heartrate of an unfit person can be good and also bad.First thing is do you exercise? Do you eat healthy? Do you smoke? Unhealthy people tend to have underlying serious heart conditions that can be fatal.

The heart works very hard to keep us going and if it;s abused it can no longer do this. A healthy person has a heart rate of about 70-100 beats per minute in a constant cycle.

What is your age?

Have you had any type of ECG or Echo done lately?

Do you have high blood pressure?

One thing I can suggest is to buy a stethoscope and try to see if you have a normal sinus rhythm.There are 4 points of the heart the S1 S2 S3 S4 and then the apex. If you buy a stethoscope google heart exams and it will show you how to do this. If you listen to your heart and hear no swooshing or odd noises just lub dub then your probally ok.

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The normal heart rate for adults is between 60-100 beats per minute. However, medications and certain conditions can raise and lower your normal pulse rate. Additionally, people who are very physically fit sometimes have a much lower resting heart rate. See your doctor to determine what a proper heart rate is for yourself personally.

Use an excersice machine (AirClimber) it worked for me and Im only eleven !!Only 80 bucks (it's worth it)

they both have to do with a heart

Music can narrow attention, in turn diverting the mind from sensations of fatigue. This technique is better known as Dissociation, which lowers the perception of effort. Having effective Dissociation can promote a positive mood state, turning the attention away from thoughts of physiological sensations of fatigue. The effect holds for low and moderate exercise intensities only; at high intensities, perceptions of fatigue override the impact of music, because deliberate processes are dominated by physiological feedback. For example, when your body rapidly builds up lactate, your lungs and body must become attentive to be more efficient. From experience, although music does not reduce the perception of effort during high intensity work, it does improve the experience thereof: it makes hard training seem more fun, by shaping how the mind interprets symptoms of exhaustion. I

This could be due to dehydration. The heart will pump faster when your body fluid level is low. You may also be exercising beyond your effective heart rate range. Or, you could have a more serious problem. If in doubt, you should seek the advice of a physician. Using a heart rate monitor during exercise can also be effective.

the reason for it is because the blood in your body needs more and more oxygen so your blood starts to flow faster. due to high increased in temperature, so blood must fast moving around the vessel to avoid cells from being denatured and vessels opens the big volume for blood to pass freely.

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First I should say if your under 18 do not take aspirin. My mom had a friend who's son died from taking it at 17. You can die from too much or taking it underage as a regular even small dose. You are supposed to talk to your doctor about aspirin. By the way pepto bismo has asprirn in it.

With that being said, I'm pretty sure some people take it daily so they don't get a heart attack or stroke if your in the danger zone of high blood pressure or in cholesterol. So if you are over 18 talk to your doctor about taking aspirin. Exercise, eating right, and taking Cholest Off, fish oil, and prescription medicine is a good way to keep it down.

Death by heart problems happen more often than death by cancer, so get your cholesterol and blood pressure checked asap (as soon as possible)!

PS- cancer cannot survive in an alkaline body.

It varies slightly with age, the basic formula is 220 - your age in years = beats per minute. Heart rate when exercising varies with how fit you are, how hard you're trying, and what type of exercise you're doing. A general recommendation is to stay within 2/3 - 3/4 of max heart rate.

I chose this topic as a science fair project, turns out it was true. Old eople can recognize scents, but their heart does not respond as much as young people. I tested odors such as boiled egg , peppermint, sugar cookie, and blue cheese. Old people really liked the cookie! Turns out your olfactory system (Smell Control) is linked to the limbic system (Emotion Center). When you smell something you really like, you remember the smell. Cool isn't it?'

A person should work out for at least 20-25 minutes a day.

Your pulse rate is your heart rate.

For reference, a "normal" heart rate for most people is 60 - 100 bpm. You probably already know that.

Yours is very low. Most people, as mentioned above, are 60 bpm or above. However, with only a few months of intense training, a moderately athletic person could potentially reach a point of having such a low heart rate.

If you've been training intensely, particularly aerobic exercise like running or cycling, it's possible that your low heart rate is just a result of your heart's improved ability to move blood through your body. If that's the case, good job. You're well-conditioned, and assuming you have no symptoms of bradycardia (a low heart rate) such as dizziness or light-headedness upon standing, there's no great cause for concern.

If, however, you experience any such symptoms, or you are not in excellent athletic shape, you should really consult a physician about your slow pulse, as it could be an indicator of serious underlying problems. Un-athletic people should not have heart rates in the 30's.

YES. At most High Schools it is a sport offered for girls and boys in the fall season and involves a large amount of physical and mental training. Possibly one of the most intense and painful sports but is EXTREMELY rewarding at the same time. It is the only sport that is not a game

As a layman what I know is that the normal heart rate of anyone aged 10+ is defined as 60-100 bpm, although there have been some studies suggesting lowering the top number to 85 for men and 90 for women (who usually have a slightly higher heart rate). I also know that children usually have a higher heart rate than do adults so my guess is that it would be more normal for a 14-year-old to be higher in that 60-100 range.

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I don't know what the average is exactly, but I'm fourteen and my resting heart rate is usually between 60 and 70 heart beats per minute. But one being slightly higher than that does not necessarily mean that it is unhealthy. If there were concerns about that then exercise would be helpful.

There is a difference between normal and healthy. A normal resting heart rate is pretty high, but I am a 13 year old girl among healthy people, and our resting heart rate range is 60-70. That's healthy.

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Well I'm 14 right now as well and my usual resting heart rate is between 80-100. I'm quite athletic and I have no medical problems so... it all depends on you though.

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I'm a 13 year old girl. I'm pretty athletic. My resting heart rate lies around 90. Whenever I run I see it sky rocket to 192... :|

I'm 14 and are very athletic (I dance, play soccer, and exercise daily) and my normal resting rate is between 80-90 and the highest resting was 130. Exercising is from 110-200 (I've gone to 210 before but that was after an hour exercise and ten minute run after that. (The norm. is 70-100) (Ex: right now it's (by it's i mean bpm/heart rate) about 90-96)

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I am a quite well exercised 13 year old ( well i am thirteen in 26 days ) and my heart beat in about 88 bpm which i think is a average person of my ages heart bpm.

Lacrosse has the most running in a single game alone. It is harder and in my opinion better. There is a lot of running, blocking, checking, etc.