Science, asked by yashrile8661, 10 months ago

how can you differentiate your heart rates before and after exercising?

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Answered by Shyamacharan
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Answer:

The heart rate before and after exercising are different. The heart rate before exercising is at a resting pace - the average is between 50 and 100 beats in a minute. Meanwhile, the heart rate after exercising is faster than that of before exercising. This is a slow-down rate of around 20 beats per minute, coming from the increase in heart rate that was experienced during exercise.  

Answered by presentmoment
29

The heart rates before and after exercise are greatly different and at least a difference in 20 points exists between the two.  

Explanation:

  • Heart rate is the number of times the heart pumps blood within a minute. For an average adult female, the heart rate is around 72 whereas for an adult male it is around 80.
  • However, after exercise, the heart pumps more blood as the muscles stress and strain and need more supply of blood.
  • For this, the heart rate increases significantly and at least a difference of 20 can be observed.
  • Therefore for a person whose heart rate is 75 before exercise can attain a heart rate of 95 after exercise.

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