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Been having various heart-related tests and yesterday evening had a treadmill test at the Cardiology department yesterday evening.

At the end of the test - Level 4 - of the Bruce protocol, the consultat cardiologist said "Blimey...I hope when I get to your age (I'm 76) I hope my performance is as good as yours. You'd have no problem getting an HGV licence either"

Must have been all those hours and hours years ago teaching high-impact aerobics and step.
 
I recently had a similar thing done but chemically induced, very peculiar being laid on a bed rigged up to everything and your heart pounding at 160bpm whilst consultant does an ultrasound on your ticker. I'd already tried the treadmill thing but kept having a coughing fit.
 
wallace said:
I recently had a similar thing done but chemically induced, very peculiar being laid on a bed rigged up to everything and your heart pounding at 160bpm whilst consultant does an ultrasound on your ticker. I'd already tried the treadmill thing but kept having a coughing fit.
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What made me wonder was watching my blood pressure rising which apparently is perfectly normal during the test and neither the cardiologist nor the technician were phased. But 212/140 did make me raise my eyebrows a tad.
 
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