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Monitoring Your Resting Heart Rate

Take your pulse before getting out of bed each morning and record it in your log. After two weeks, you should have a base line, an average. When your morning pulse rises more than 10% above your base, it's a sign you've been working too hard and you need one or more days of reduced activity.





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