CR400
01-29-2007, 10:16 AM
Any ideas why this could be happening???
Ok this is to see if you have any ideas that I may not have thought about or researched yet. It has happened twice one time I was able to get a heart rate reading at the time of the pain, once I let up and slowed way down it went away. This past time was at night and I was not carrying an extra light to check my HRM. So I am assuming that it was caused at near the same heart rate. As far as that rate we are talking so I high I slowed down out of fear when I saw where it was, and established a new max rate becasue of it.
(side note my HRM won't let me set my max where it really is because it is cheap and the stupid formula its programed with says its not possible.) It actually happens starting a few beats below this and only if I don't realize it and stay going at this pace for a few minuets.
It's not heart pain that feels fine, or lung they are doing ok, even the muscle burn is not bad. It just feels like my liver is gona give out with the pain.
The only thing I can think of is that it is working overtime to try to make glucose for my leg muscles, which are not overly burning which is curious in itself, and I am not panting. Well I do when I slow down or stop. Please no lectures on heart rates or how a rate may not be possible. I have hard evidance that it happens, and have purposly withheld the numbers for that reason.
Ok this is to see if you have any ideas that I may not have thought about or researched yet. It has happened twice one time I was able to get a heart rate reading at the time of the pain, once I let up and slowed way down it went away. This past time was at night and I was not carrying an extra light to check my HRM. So I am assuming that it was caused at near the same heart rate. As far as that rate we are talking so I high I slowed down out of fear when I saw where it was, and established a new max rate becasue of it.
(side note my HRM won't let me set my max where it really is because it is cheap and the stupid formula its programed with says its not possible.) It actually happens starting a few beats below this and only if I don't realize it and stay going at this pace for a few minuets.
It's not heart pain that feels fine, or lung they are doing ok, even the muscle burn is not bad. It just feels like my liver is gona give out with the pain.
The only thing I can think of is that it is working overtime to try to make glucose for my leg muscles, which are not overly burning which is curious in itself, and I am not panting. Well I do when I slow down or stop. Please no lectures on heart rates or how a rate may not be possible. I have hard evidance that it happens, and have purposly withheld the numbers for that reason.