@wealthyfunone ok look at a clock when the skinny second hand gets to the top start counting your pulse after the second hand gets to the top thats how fast your heart beats
@last2O12dude, Believe it or not, you may be on to something. The electric pules of 2 separate hart cells beat at different rates. However, when the 2 cells touch each other, they start to beat in unison. Why this happens, no one has figured it out yet.
And you know what? I did not die but it felt like I was a goner for sure.,,,,without a doubt in my mind. One nurse said we have seen 220 to 250 bpm and they didn't die either. Now that I don't buy for one second. I think she was trying to make me feel better. I mean I can understand if you're Lance Armstrong and you're riding a bike up a mountain but sitting doing nothing and you get a simple anxiety/panic attack and you are suppose to let this heart beat this fast? Maybe on day it will sink in.
My heart went that fast when I freaked out. I thought I was going to die....I really did. I went to the ER thinking I am about minutes if not seconds away from meeting our Creator and they said, " Oh it's no biggie this is called a Sinus Tachycardia and it's normal when you have a shot of adrenaline." I was blown away. I said, WHAT!!??? They said yes we see this all the time....In other words it's called a Panic Attack. Give it 20 to 60 mins and you'll see it will slow down and you won't die.
depends. when exercising, not really - rule of thumb says 220 minus age = normally the max. heart frequency. but if you have a RESTING heart rate of 180 bpm, that would be very bad.
umm, is he throwing PVCs in like the first 7 seconds with a sinus rhythm? also did anyone notice any PJCs around the 4min mark, the screen wasnt that clear to tell,,, nice show of how tachy one gets with exercise... thanks for sharing
Nice video. man 180 bpm that is impressive. I think the highest i've gone is maybe 160-170 and i could only keep that up for so long haha man i was haulin. Well im 22 so my max in theory would be 198 bpm. Normal resting is 55-65 bpm. Nice video.
The song you attached without permission, should have been credited yet before being asked for.
Since giving credit would be requirement to claim a copyright violation being so-called FAIR-USE and therefore no matter of too substantial injunctive relief & compensation.
I believe all this about copyright is full BS these bands already made money with these songs who ever use copyright music in You tube is doing no for money it is just creation is re visiting that music let the people create no one is making money and is good publicity for the bands
Look I am 45 years old I bought Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen in the 70 in LP then bought them again in Cassettes then I bough it again in CD then DVD and via Itunes I got that album for friends and like me millions of other people how many times Queen want to make money from a single person from a single product. I should have the right to do what ever I want with that music with out asking permission because I paid several times
well, there's a rough formula that says "220 minus age", so my maximum heart frequency (the heart rate i may archive without putting too much strain on my heart) is 195.
well, to archive the best continous effects in getting fit, you should instead try to maintain a heart rate of 120 for as long as possible - that's much better than going up to 190 and having to stop the exercise within minutes again. as you get fitter, you will need to do harder exercise to archive the HF of 120, but that's the whole point.
lol man, it is ok to stay in your VO2 max for a very brief period of time, but do not stay in it too long, you could simply pass out. So yes, if you want to give it a try do so in a gym!
180 bpm is the maximum efficient heart rate that heart can handle without problem. It gives heart ventricles the minimum amount of time needed to fill with blood. Anything above and heart is not as efficient (generally). And yes, its very achieveable, you regularly get to that heart rate when you do Interval Training, which is lately shown to be very favourible over slower exercises for cardiovascular development.
@DivaOnADiet 180 is a common high end exercising rate. i get up to 190.. .195 when i started training, now that i'm a little more fit it doesnt go that high, but max HR rule of thumb is 220 - age... so a 20 year old could get to 200 bpm no problem.
to be truthfull it first sounds like your suffering from tachycardia then you kinda get crazy with the breathing and everything. Still a good job tho!!
i guess then you were on a stationary bike for this ecg. since this your monitor are you looking for anything in particular in your ecg's as you do various activities
well, as i have some LVOT PVTs when my HF is smaller than 120, and i have some apex PVTs (very few, if any) if my HF is larger than 120, i sort of looked for them to occur, yes... but, as my heart is healthy (except for ectopic pacemakers (extrasystoles)), i didnt look for anything 'special' like ST suppressions, no.
grr, the larger than and smaller than symbols just prohibited this text from being posted so i had to retype it. youtube sucks at times.
hmm, maybe try a different country, then; i got it on german ebay, and here, it only says you may not operate it without being a medical professional. you can purchase them to, err 'look what's inside and take out the screen' or whatever purpose though. maybe try USA, mexico or something; shipping overseas would be a bit expensive, i think.
dunno how it is with customs; i got a thermowriter ecg from belgium, and as that and germany are in the EU, nobody cared, either.
well, ground (can be on leg or chest or arm or... doesnt matter. standard is right leg for AVR/AVL/AVF and I,III,III extremity leads and lower right chest for wilson V leads), and a red + a yellow electrode for the single bipolar lead.
thanks for the response, if you bike most places,try turning some commutes into a workout you can buy a wearable HR monitor and track your efforts. what caused you to get this treadmill ecg test ? and how long did it take your HR to go back to near normal after test.
it wasnt a treadmill test - it was just random exercise i did at home (this is my personal hellige smu intensive care monitor i bought used). it took about 10 minutes until my resting heart rate was about normal again, i'd say.
saw some alerts on the monitor towards 176bpm did test terminate due alerts/arrythmias, exhuastion, becuase its seems you could have went above 180bpm i dont think you plateaued and peaked out on the test but reached a pre-determined cutoff. whats your fitness level and resting HR (upon waking up) height weight
i stopped exercising because i had a feeling it was enough - i could've went further if i wanted to, it was just getting uncomfortable. fitness level is 'quite bad' (i go to most places by bike but apart from that dont get any exercise but sit in front of the pc all day) so my resting heart rate is about 80. my calculated, in theory possible maximum heart frequency is 202 bpm.
In the gym when i get on the bike, i never go over 160 or so... but i once reached 196 when i was running and really pushing myself.. i felt like i was about to die..!!!
did you check your pulse the right way..? 140 is what you get when you are a jogging. there might be a glitch somewhere, check your resting pulse once again...
agreed. please do go see a doctor mnstube, that most likely could be SVT or regular sinus tachy, both are irregular and should be spoken about by a doctor
Hey can u explain what a guy of 220 lbs should look out for as far as heart rate ranges when excersizing? I've heard I don't wanna get over more than like 2/ second...
hey wouldn't that kill the guy?? and i'm sure in real life the heart rate machines don't make those wacked out noises . . . but still. this video is cool!!
lol, it's a MUSIC SONG playing, not the actual ECG sound. and no, a heart rate of up to 200 is normal when exercising close to your physical limits. try it - do 100 situps, and count your pulse...
It looks like you don't have PVCs during exercise which is a very good thing, as it could indicate the substrate can't conduct impulses at that speeed.
well, i do have occasional PVCs during exercise (HF >120 bpm), but *never* LVOT PVCs - LVOT are my "usual PVCs", and they are completely supressed when i exercise. but, i get some (very few) occasional PVCs originating from the apex of the heart - those again rarely occur when i am not exercising. weird.
excellent ... i would prefer this to my Polar wrist computer alarming (as it did a few days ago) when I exceed 180bpm during run :) I'll let them know they've got a new branding approach and when your a gazillioniare creative in biobranding at WPP or your own agency you can remember the beat which set it off :)
Amazing doing it with Kraftwerk , but sure it would be great with the original heart sound.
(pm about SVT and arrythmia, didt answered in forum, but i sended you a mail earlier through the other site (hbp) not sure you have it? if not check my profile there , mine is same adress than msn (dont post mails adress here on youtube , because of spamming softwares collecting mails adress)
Can anyone tell me how to count bpm? It takes me one full second to say one-one thousand,talking fast is a talent.Damn.
wealthyfunone 6 months ago
@wealthyfunone ok look at a clock when the skinny second hand gets to the top start counting your pulse after the second hand gets to the top thats how fast your heart beats
lolathepuppy879 2 months ago
sounds cool
1991Lizzie1991 1 year ago
wonder what would happen if you'd masturbatre while in I.C.U. :S
tarrizzzzzzzzz 1 year ago
ooo atrial flutter
ijunkie 1 year ago
no way i can't believe it actually turned into techno!
Mutantcy1992 1 year ago
i just want some techno now.
Mutantcy1992 1 year ago
*Alsome*
Cortex20006 1 year ago
Alomse Song Girl!
Cortex20006 1 year ago
for some reason this song makes my breath rythm to change to match what i hear, haha.
tlast2O12dude 1 year ago
@last2O12dude, Believe it or not, you may be on to something. The electric pules of 2 separate hart cells beat at different rates. However, when the 2 cells touch each other, they start to beat in unison. Why this happens, no one has figured it out yet.
Life is amazing. :-)
commonman80 9 months ago
And you know what? I did not die but it felt like I was a goner for sure.,,,,without a doubt in my mind. One nurse said we have seen 220 to 250 bpm and they didn't die either. Now that I don't buy for one second. I think she was trying to make me feel better. I mean I can understand if you're Lance Armstrong and you're riding a bike up a mountain but sitting doing nothing and you get a simple anxiety/panic attack and you are suppose to let this heart beat this fast? Maybe on day it will sink in.
tomgunc 1 year ago
My heart went that fast when I freaked out. I thought I was going to die....I really did. I went to the ER thinking I am about minutes if not seconds away from meeting our Creator and they said, " Oh it's no biggie this is called a Sinus Tachycardia and it's normal when you have a shot of adrenaline." I was blown away. I said, WHAT!!??? They said yes we see this all the time....In other words it's called a Panic Attack. Give it 20 to 60 mins and you'll see it will slow down and you won't die.
tomgunc 1 year ago
Alright thank you:)!
Gwendolyn
Misz666Gwen 2 years ago
whats that green thing flashing at 2.24?
Is it a warning?
Misz666Gwen 2 years ago
yeah, it said "ECG analysis disturbed". this was due to muscle activity / electrical disturbance of the heart's electrical signal.
bionerd23 2 years ago
singing heart
quest8899 2 years ago
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owenxb 2 years ago 2
@owenxb song is by Kraftwerk
djkulture1980 1 year ago
can a heart sing ?! lol
darroni123 2 years ago
good song!
oliver949oc 2 years ago
what is that green light that appears.. i saw it at 2:52
blayer12 2 years ago
"ecg analysis disrupted" - this is because too much muscle activity causes strong artefacts.
bionerd23 2 years ago
Mine gets up to 180. Is that bad?
greatdane114 2 years ago
depends. when exercising, not really - rule of thumb says 220 minus age = normally the max. heart frequency. but if you have a RESTING heart rate of 180 bpm, that would be very bad.
bionerd23 2 years ago
umm, is he throwing PVCs in like the first 7 seconds with a sinus rhythm? also did anyone notice any PJCs around the 4min mark, the screen wasnt that clear to tell,,, nice show of how tachy one gets with exercise... thanks for sharing
mwethereld 2 years ago
Nice video. man 180 bpm that is impressive. I think the highest i've gone is maybe 160-170 and i could only keep that up for so long haha man i was haulin. Well im 22 so my max in theory would be 198 bpm. Normal resting is 55-65 bpm. Nice video.
beachxaddict 2 years ago
What is this song called?
Cortex20006 2 years ago
ELEKTRO-KARDIOGRAMM bei the german band KRAFTWERK.
bionerd23 2 years ago
Oh cool thank you the song is cool
Cortex20006 2 years ago
"bei" ;-)
The song you attached without permission, should have been credited yet before being asked for.
Since giving credit would be requirement to claim a copyright violation being so-called FAIR-USE and therefore no matter of too substantial injunctive relief & compensation.
zjgodnmi 2 years ago
hmm, you're probably right about that; that info should go in the description. thanks!
bionerd23 2 years ago
I believe all this about copyright is full BS these bands already made money with these songs who ever use copyright music in You tube is doing no for money it is just creation is re visiting that music let the people create no one is making money and is good publicity for the bands
sunpacy 2 years ago
well, good publicity, yes - but only if people KNOW who the artists are, so that info should be provided.
bionerd23 2 years ago
Look I am 45 years old I bought Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen in the 70 in LP then bought them again in Cassettes then I bough it again in CD then DVD and via Itunes I got that album for friends and like me millions of other people how many times Queen want to make money from a single person from a single product. I should have the right to do what ever I want with that music with out asking permission because I paid several times
sunpacy 2 years ago
haha, cool about the LP!
i have kraftwerk's WHOLE DISCOGRAPHY in VINYL! and i'm damn proud on that. =)
i even got a traffic cone, cuz i'm a fan. ^_^
bionerd23 2 years ago
between 60 and 90 beats,,,i nerver had over 100 :)
But i suffer of PRE-hyper blood pressure :)
120-135/70-85 :)
Brave20102011 2 years ago
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LoveTask 2 years ago
my resting hear beat is " 66 bpm"
LoveTask 2 years ago
im young, my max heart rate is like 205 or something...
but uhhh... see a doctor... maybe?
TheDmeister644 2 years ago
Muyy buenoo...soo good man, congrats
br3an 2 years ago
wow a 180 heart rate, only sprinters achieve that is that healthy?
DivaOnADiet 3 years ago 2
well, there's a rough formula that says "220 minus age", so my maximum heart frequency (the heart rate i may archive without putting too much strain on my heart) is 195.
bionerd23 3 years ago
oh cool, im going to try and reach high numbers in the gym. mine would be 190. thanks for clearing that up:)
DivaOnADiet 3 years ago
well, to archive the best continous effects in getting fit, you should instead try to maintain a heart rate of 120 for as long as possible - that's much better than going up to 190 and having to stop the exercise within minutes again. as you get fitter, you will need to do harder exercise to archive the HF of 120, but that's the whole point.
bionerd23 3 years ago
lol man, it is ok to stay in your VO2 max for a very brief period of time, but do not stay in it too long, you could simply pass out. So yes, if you want to give it a try do so in a gym!
zhengweiwei 2 years ago
180 bpm is the maximum efficient heart rate that heart can handle without problem. It gives heart ventricles the minimum amount of time needed to fill with blood. Anything above and heart is not as efficient (generally). And yes, its very achieveable, you regularly get to that heart rate when you do Interval Training, which is lately shown to be very favourible over slower exercises for cardiovascular development.
mokhtarr 2 years ago
@DivaOnADiet 180 is a common high end exercising rate. i get up to 190.. .195 when i started training, now that i'm a little more fit it doesnt go that high, but max HR rule of thumb is 220 - age... so a 20 year old could get to 200 bpm no problem.
djkulture1980 1 year ago
@DivaOnADiet sprinters get to 200bps. and yes, 180 bps it's normal, especially because he/she was having a EKG exercise test, which isn't easy :)
ChronicMist 1 year ago
to be truthfull it first sounds like your suffering from tachycardia then you kinda get crazy with the breathing and everything. Still a good job tho!!
DMJL
ballchamp1 3 years ago
Thanks!
tellucas 3 years ago
i guess then you were on a stationary bike for this ecg. since this your monitor are you looking for anything in particular in your ecg's as you do various activities
tellucas 3 years ago
well, as i have some LVOT PVTs when my HF is smaller than 120, and i have some apex PVTs (very few, if any) if my HF is larger than 120, i sort of looked for them to occur, yes... but, as my heart is healthy (except for ectopic pacemakers (extrasystoles)), i didnt look for anything 'special' like ST suppressions, no.
grr, the larger than and smaller than symbols just prohibited this text from being posted so i had to retype it. youtube sucks at times.
bionerd23 3 years ago
What are LVOT PVTs? Do you mean PVCs as in (pre-Ventricular Contractions?) and where's the best place buy a used ECG machine?
ethanhines 2 years ago
correct for PVC, and LVOT simply means "left ventricular outflow tract". best place to buy a used ECG? i'd say ebay.
bionerd23 2 years ago
I tired Ebay but most of them say I according to the FDA I have to be an authorized purchaser to possess an ECG.
ethanhines 2 years ago
hmm, maybe try a different country, then; i got it on german ebay, and here, it only says you may not operate it without being a medical professional. you can purchase them to, err 'look what's inside and take out the screen' or whatever purpose though. maybe try USA, mexico or something; shipping overseas would be a bit expensive, i think.
dunno how it is with customs; i got a thermowriter ecg from belgium, and as that and germany are in the EU, nobody cared, either.
bionerd23 2 years ago
Just currious....How many leads do yo have on your Ekg?
ethanhines 2 years ago
just one (bipolar)...
bionerd23 2 years ago
You mean one lead and a ground (one on your leg)?
ethanhines 2 years ago
well, ground (can be on leg or chest or arm or... doesnt matter. standard is right leg for AVR/AVL/AVF and I,III,III extremity leads and lower right chest for wilson V leads), and a red + a yellow electrode for the single bipolar lead.
bionerd23 2 years ago
that is the nicest ecg tracing during excercise i've seen ... hardly no artifact?
notNEWW 3 years ago 2
thanks for the response, if you bike most places,try turning some commutes into a workout you can buy a wearable HR monitor and track your efforts. what caused you to get this treadmill ecg test ? and how long did it take your HR to go back to near normal after test.
tellucas 3 years ago
it wasnt a treadmill test - it was just random exercise i did at home (this is my personal hellige smu intensive care monitor i bought used). it took about 10 minutes until my resting heart rate was about normal again, i'd say.
bionerd23 3 years ago
saw some alerts on the monitor towards 176bpm did test terminate due alerts/arrythmias, exhuastion, becuase its seems you could have went above 180bpm i dont think you plateaued and peaked out on the test but reached a pre-determined cutoff. whats your fitness level and resting HR (upon waking up) height weight
tellucas 3 years ago
i stopped exercising because i had a feeling it was enough - i could've went further if i wanted to, it was just getting uncomfortable. fitness level is 'quite bad' (i go to most places by bike but apart from that dont get any exercise but sit in front of the pc all day) so my resting heart rate is about 80. my calculated, in theory possible maximum heart frequency is 202 bpm.
bionerd23 3 years ago
Is this what doctors do in their spare times. Lol
sethvirgil 3 years ago 2
Wow this is wild. I had no idea you could mess with the EKG like that.
conshyqueen59 3 years ago
Was looking for a simple heartbeat, but then found your video. Great sound, love it!
JenLaurie 3 years ago
nogle gange tvivler jeg på hvor længe jeg kan blive ved med det her...
ingfulu 3 years ago
huh? sorry, i dont speak danish...
bionerd23 3 years ago
hey good job you didnt flat line x
justmexxx421 3 years ago
lol, befor the music came in I already was thinking of a beat. XD
asceticwolf 3 years ago 2
In the gym when i get on the bike, i never go over 160 or so... but i once reached 196 when i was running and really pushing myself.. i felt like i was about to die..!!!
mnstube 3 years ago
My resting heart rate is 140. With minimal exertion it goes well over 200. Feel awful!!!
rselby06 3 years ago
did you check your pulse the right way..? 140 is what you get when you are a jogging. there might be a glitch somewhere, check your resting pulse once again...
mnstube 3 years ago
you should really go see a doctor if this is correct, as this is certainly a severe case of tachycardia that could even be dangerous.
bionerd23 3 years ago
agreed. please do go see a doctor mnstube, that most likely could be SVT or regular sinus tachy, both are irregular and should be spoken about by a doctor
thegrizzly1 3 years ago
Dude... you should really go see a doc on that. I mean my pulse barely hits that in a work out.
asceticwolf 3 years ago
dude read the name of this vid
EXCERCISE ecg
sciencoking 3 years ago
mmm, we aren't talking about the video dude.
asceticwolf 3 years ago
ummm yes sorry i only read your comment
sciencoking 3 years ago
its cool, it happens.
asceticwolf 3 years ago
if you are telling the truth rselby06, go see a doctor lol
zhengweiwei 2 years ago
FLUTER AURICULAR
juliosaga83 3 years ago
ive got 179 heart rate at the gym on the bike and i was about to pass out
Pntballer121 3 years ago
wow:O this wideo is AVESOME ;->
Soul66666 3 years ago
Hey can u explain what a guy of 220 lbs should look out for as far as heart rate ranges when excersizing? I've heard I don't wanna get over more than like 2/ second...
donluchitti 3 years ago
220 minus your age - that's your maximum heart frequency. you should reach 65-75% of that in ideal training conditions.
bionerd23 3 years ago
This is what the one they used in the hospital looked like. I can't remember the technician's name, though. I hear my heart on it.
redbike2008 3 years ago
LOVE IT! Who is this music done by?
SeraphinaAli 3 years ago
artist is Kraftwerk, song name is Elektro-Kardiogramm. :-)
bionerd23 3 years ago
kk vieze kuthijger
lili9998 3 years ago
Why heart beat going up?
nlikos2007 3 years ago
due to exercise
bionerd23 3 years ago
Super !
:o)
grenouil1970 3 years ago
hey wouldn't that kill the guy?? and i'm sure in real life the heart rate machines don't make those wacked out noises . . . but still. this video is cool!!
opindadoor 3 years ago
lol, it's a MUSIC SONG playing, not the actual ECG sound. and no, a heart rate of up to 200 is normal when exercising close to your physical limits. try it - do 100 situps, and count your pulse...
bionerd23 3 years ago
by the way, look at my other ECG videos for the real sound an ECG makes.
bionerd23 3 years ago
It looks like you don't have PVCs during exercise which is a very good thing, as it could indicate the substrate can't conduct impulses at that speeed.
LukeL007 4 years ago
well, i do have occasional PVCs during exercise (HF >120 bpm), but *never* LVOT PVCs - LVOT are my "usual PVCs", and they are completely supressed when i exercise. but, i get some (very few) occasional PVCs originating from the apex of the heart - those again rarely occur when i am not exercising. weird.
bionerd23 4 years ago
excellent ... i would prefer this to my Polar wrist computer alarming (as it did a few days ago) when I exceed 180bpm during run :) I'll let them know they've got a new branding approach and when your a gazillioniare creative in biobranding at WPP or your own agency you can remember the beat which set it off :)
Spacelines 4 years ago
Amazing doing it with Kraftwerk , but sure it would be great with the original heart sound.
(pm about SVT and arrythmia, didt answered in forum, but i sended you a mail earlier through the other site (hbp) not sure you have it? if not check my profile there , mine is same adress than msn (dont post mails adress here on youtube , because of spamming softwares collecting mails adress)
Tazzy19876 4 years ago