Maximum heart-rate acceleration

[B Adams]

Does anyone have a number for the maximum rate-of-change of the heart-rate during a severe workout?

Bob

[Nathan McCorkle]

I remember hearing something about elderly people, drinking coffee,
and shoveling snow in the winter... that could induce a heart-attack
or maybe cause light-headedness which resulted in the person falling
and breaking bones. I can't remember, but I seem to remember this was
related to the heart rate changing drastically when the person came
into the warm building after being outside in the cold. I may be
misremembering though, and have all this mixed up.

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