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01-20-2008, 04:17 PM
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A Heart Attack Waiting to Happen
For many of us dragging a critter out of the woods is the most strenuous exercise we do all year. Getting a de...
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01-22-2008, 02:13 PM
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RE: Game Cart's
hunting is a sport, and should be prepared for as such. I agree that this study is lacking depth, and note that the heart rate increases are not extremely high anyway. If someone has an actual heart attack dragging a deer, they would likely have had it soon enough anyway. I'm not denying it happens, what I'm saying is that if we check our health, and work on improving it, we'll likely know if we are in danger of having something like that happen. The American Heart Association has very easy to find and follow guidelines that it is wise to follow.
01-22-2008, 03:49 PM
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RE: Game Cart's
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hunting is a sport, and should be prepared for as such. I agree that this study is lacking depth, and note that the heart rate increases are not extremely high anyway. If someone has an actual heart attack dragging a deer, they would likely have had it soon enough anyway. I'm not denying it happens, what I'm saying is that if we check our health, and work on improving it, we'll likely know if we are in danger of having something like that happen. The American Heart Association has very easy to find and follow guidelines that it is wise to follow.
hunting is a sport, and should be prepared for as such. I agree that this study is lacking depth, and note that the heart rate increases are not extremely high anyway. If someone has an actual heart attack dragging a deer, they would likely have had it soon enough anyway. I'm not denying it happens, what I'm saying is that if we check our health, and work on improving it, we'll likely know if we are in danger of having something like that happen. The American Heart Association has very easy to find and follow guidelines that it is wise to follow.
Ever see the lines at the Mcdonalds, and Wendys drive through? We all know that food is not good for us but i'm not sure the lines are huge because we couldn't easily locate info from the AHA that the stuff causes us to get fat. I live in the city with the largest obesity rate in the country. It's not because we don't know that we should check our health, and work on improving it. It's because we are lazy
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