Track your resting heart rate every morning for two to three weeks. If you have a wearable, check your overnight heart rate data first thing when you wake up. If you’re measuring manually, do this before checking your phone, getting out of bed, or having coffee. Simply place two fingers on your wrist or neck, count the beats for 60 seconds, and record the number. Calculate your average over those weeks; that’s your baseline.
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