Not So Pro 3

[hacskaroly]

She brought home her .38, .556, and 12 ga qualifying targets and I was always joking about framing them and putting them by the front door with a sign saying "If you try to break in, don't worry about me, worry about my wife"

One of the ranges had a vehicle in it we could practice with the 12 ga and slugs!

 

[dall]

A mid 30’s blowing sounds perfect… Oh wait a minute! You’re talking about the weather!

lol you are in your thirties and trying to cover stuff up lol

I'd have a heart attack and die..

lol it’s not like that lol

You guys have this all wrong

The heart attack and the dying are two separate things

They dying comes because my wife graduated from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) in Glynco Georgia many years ago and she can shoot REALLY well

So you’ve never had one ?

Yes it is, Ray.
There are a few things I do, put the weight close to what my thighs can handle, so for 10 minutes, 60 - 70 - 80 - 70 - 80 - 90 rpm. The last 10 minutes are a leisurely pace with zero load in watts.
I train for the heart, blood vessels, and especially mentally. It's boring and painful though lol.
At my age, close to 59, on heart and cholesterol meds, I think 140-150 bpm is as high as I should really go.

They yelled at me when mine was 145
That was the max they wanted my pulse to be

 

[3browns]

So you’ve never had one ?

If you are asking if I have ever had a heart attack then the answer is no, I haven't

For a 69 year old I am extremely healthy

Hell, for a 39 year old I would be considered extremely healthy

I don't need or take any medications other than over the counter vitamins and Tylenol and Motrin when I overdo it

I was morbidly obese and diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes 12 years ago but I took care of all that with lifestyle changes and other than achy joints on bad days I am good to go

 

[ray benson]

Yes it is, Ray.
There are a few things I do, put the weight close to what my thighs can handle, so for 10 minutes, 60 - 70 - 80 - 70 - 80 - 90 rpm. The last 10 minutes are a leisurely pace with zero load in watts.
I train for the heart, blood vessels, and especially mentally. It's boring and painful though lol.
At my age, close to 59, on heart and cholesterol meds, I think 140-150 bpm is as high as I should really go.

Hats off to you buddy. I used to do daily bicycle rides outdoors or indoors depending on the weather. Listening to music and playing video games when indoors helped pass the time. Never monitored pulse and time length was 20 to 60 minutes. Last couple years occasional bike rides but walking the bike trails every other day.

 

[Tor R]

They yelled at me when mine was 145
That was the max they wanted my pulse to be

For those of us who are on meds, it is not a training goal to reach a high BP pulse, with the right intensity and power we should also be able to carry on a conversation while we train.

I'm lucky that others also train in the same room, otherwise it would be even more boring to take the 70 minutes.

I'm not a doctor but you did well to reach 145 bpm.

 

[Woodwackr]

Good morning men, happy Friday. I saw a lot of community as well as despair in Asheville yesterday. The governor may be the least popular person in that part of the state. Too many people with all their belongings in a pile. Going to take a long time for that place to heal.

Oliver Anthony did a short vid a while back, quite something. Long version coming up, says he.

 

[Woodwackr]

Good morning young man.

We have those here?

 

[full chizel]

lol you are in your thirties and trying to cover stuff up lol

lol it’s not like that lol

So you’ve never had one ?

They yelled at me when mine was 145
That was the max they wanted my pulse to be

Thats about right for your age while moderately exercising. My target heart rate for moderate is only 150. Intense exercising max for your age is 170ish and 185 for me. Of course overall health changes it.

If my heart rate ever hits 185 running you can rest assure I’m being shot at or there is a bear chasing me.

 

[3browns]

We have those here?

It's all relative...

 

[full chizel]

It's all relative...

I thought that only mattered in WV?

 

[3browns]

I thought that only mattered in WV?

I didn't think ANYTHING mattered in WV

 

[markds2]

He’s been busy

Great to hear from you again Keith

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Morena E Hoas.
A couple of beers emptied last night, now to try and play some soccer without permanent injury.

Keep safe ay.

 

[GCJenks204]

If you are asking if I have ever had a heart attack then the answer is no, I haven't

For a 69 year old I am extremely healthy

Hell, for a 39 year old I would be considered extremely healthy

I don't need or take any medications other than over the counter vitamins and Tylenol and Motrin when I overdo it

I was morbidly obese and diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes 12 years ago but I took care of all that with lifestyle changes and other than achy joints on bad days I am good to go

Good on you sir, hoping I can find some of that same will. Saw the Dr yesterday, gained 30lbs in the last year, need to get the diet and snacking under control and reverse that trend in a hurry.

For those of us who are on meds, it is not a training goal to reach a high BP pulse, with the right intensity and power we should also be able to carry on a conversation while we train.

I'm lucky that others also train in the same room, otherwise it would be even more boring to take the 70 minutes.

I'm not a doctor but you did well to reach 145 bpm.

My Dr was prompting me to do stronger intervals and get the heart beating faster. Added 4 intervals at higher tempo this morning and burned an extra 75 calories, average HR up 12bpm and max peaked at 157. Feel pretty good but craving some sweets to get me through the afternoon...

Great to hear from you again Keith

Morena E Hoas.
A couple of beers emptied last night, now to try and play some soccer without permanent injury.

Keep safe ay.

Two Kiwis posting consecutively... HMM...

 

[dall]

Thats about right for your age while moderately exercising. My target heart rate for moderate is only 150. Intense exercising max for your age is 170ish and 185 for me. Of course overall health changes it.

If my heart rate ever hits 185 running you can rest assure I’m being shot at or there is a bear chasing me.

they wanted mine to be 140 or less at cardiac therapy at first they said 136 max and then they said 140

 

[bigbadbob]

ya all want to feel yer heart beat,, go for IV induced stress test,, they have a couple nurses a cardiologist and dr on hand and a delco remy jump start unit.
They let the drip run till you cant take anymore,, feels like Hulk Hogan is jumping on yer chest and wont let up.
One thing you only ever need to do once,,,

 

[dall]

ya wall feel yer heart beat,, go for IV induced stress test,, they have a couple nurses a cardiologist and dr on hand and a delco remy jump start unit.
They let the drip run till you cant take anymore,, feels like Hulk Hogan is jumping on yer chest and wont let up.
One thing you only ever need to do once,,,

lol been there done that
they stopped and asked me 3 times if i was ok lol
and for a week later i was hoping to die
i couldnt walk 25 feet without being wore out
they said my heart enlarged 30%because it was starving

 

[dall]

ya wall feel yer heart beat,, go for IV induced stress test,, they have a couple nurses a cardiologist and dr on hand and a delco remy jump start unit.
They let the drip run till you cant take anymore,, feels like Hulk Hogan is jumping on yer chest and wont let up.
One thing you only ever need to do once,,,

they didnt do the drip on me they did a direct injection
sat in chair
head pounding
chest pounding
hard to catch a breathe

 

[Hinerman]

I don’t feel young…

He was lying. Glad you are well.

It gets worse.

Now he is telling the truth.

 

[GCJenks204]

ya wall feel yer heart beat,, go for IV induced stress test,, they have a couple nurses a cardiologist and dr on hand and a delco remy jump start unit.
They let the drip run till you cant take anymore,, feels like Hulk Hogan is jumping on yer chest and wont let up.
One thing you only ever need to do once,,,

Back in college when I was still an athlete we did the Max VO2 treadmill tests twice a year. Those were the days you really hated. Doctor currently feels that my heart is working okay and lifestyle changes can solve my problem. Giving up gluten was hard, forgoing a cocktail here and there to protect my liver was hard, carbs/sugar now will be even harder. As long as they don't try and take my coffee I won't go postal in the office...