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Long distance runners were noted to have profound resting bradycardia, with specific athletes reported to have heart rates of 38, 40, and 42 beats per minute.
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Highlights anecdotal evidence of profound resting bradycardia as a normal physiological adaptation in elite long-distance runners.
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Paul D. White (1942) conducted a letter in Bradycardia. Long distance running was evaluated. Long distance runners were noted to have profound resting bradycardia, with specific athletes reported to have heart rates of 38, 40, and 42 beats per minute.
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