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	<title>Comments on: MI Warning Signs</title>
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	<description>A Heart Attack Awareness and Prevention Initiative</description>
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		<title>By: Stephen</title>
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		<dc:creator>Stephen</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 25 Jul 2010 02:51:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Very happy to read Scott&#039;s blog, timely.  Just yesterday I was trying to find answers to questions regarding max heart rate (MHR) and the maximum time someone my age, 62, should maintain 90% of MHR during workouts.  I routinely ride for 1.5 hours 3 days/week of which I spend more than an hour at a time at 90% MHR.  My computer tells me that I average over 90% of MHR for the TOTAL ride.  I&#039;m beat when I get home; I take a shower and must nap.  Is that too much effort for too long a period for a 62 year old idiot?  Am I setting myself up for catastrophic heart failure?  I am clinically obese, high cholesterol, retired/sedentary, family history of obesity and heart attacks, et al.  I no longer take statins because I don&#039;t trust them and assume my cholesterol has returned to high levels, but I had my arteries checked via ultrasound and they are clear...nevertheless, I still wonder if I need to back off to 80%.  Does anyone have experience with MHR as it relates to age that they will share?]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Very happy to read Scott&#8217;s blog, timely.  Just yesterday I was trying to find answers to questions regarding max heart rate (MHR) and the maximum time someone my age, 62, should maintain 90% of MHR during workouts.  I routinely ride for 1.5 hours 3 days/week of which I spend more than an hour at a time at 90% MHR.  My computer tells me that I average over 90% of MHR for the TOTAL ride.  I&#8217;m beat when I get home; I take a shower and must nap.  Is that too much effort for too long a period for a 62 year old idiot?  Am I setting myself up for catastrophic heart failure?  I am clinically obese, high cholesterol, retired/sedentary, family history of obesity and heart attacks, et al.  I no longer take statins because I don&#8217;t trust them and assume my cholesterol has returned to high levels, but I had my arteries checked via ultrasound and they are clear&#8230;nevertheless, I still wonder if I need to back off to 80%.  Does anyone have experience with MHR as it relates to age that they will share?</p>
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