Usually goes down to 68 or 69 but any tips to lower it? I’m a male 26 year old. 140. Diet is not the best but I am not heavy. I sleep from 10:30pm -5:15am. I think it’s okay rest.

    • CyberZoneChi@alien.topOPB
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      1 year ago

      I hear you. I’m just trying to be healthier. As I’m eating a donut and wake up wrap from Dunkin’ Donuts right now :/ lol

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    1. Set your Heart Rate Zones
    2. 80% cardio workouts in zone 2
    3. 20% sprint and high intensity interval training
    4. Cut out alcohol completely
    5. Eat better, eat clean foods, remove processed foods entirely; aim for proper macros
    6. Don’t eat 3 hours before bedtime
    7. Do lots of breathing and/or meditation
    8. Don’t read a screen an hour before bed and when you wake up
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    For me, daily exercise made a huge difference. I’ve always been overweight and struggled with weight, ate too much, didn’t exercise regularly. Last year I dropped from 250 to 175, just eating less calories and daily workouts. Every day. My resting HR is now in the 40’s, and it comes down quickly after a workout.

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    Nothing quite lowers mine like an easy outdoor hour long run the day before. May need to work up to that if not running currently; that’s roughly a bit more than 5k (3.1 mi) distance for me. Be sure to run easy though (zone 2), the heart doesn’t care about pace.

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    Unfortunately, it’s things no one wants to hear 😂 . No alcohol, at LEAST 3-4 days a week of 30-60 min exercise mix of cardio and weights, more sleep.