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How I competed in Europe's first ever Extreme Relaxing Championships
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Haha, that's weird and interesting at the same time. Though some people just have a naturally lower heart rate than others.
I mean, biological differences between people are a thing in basically all sports. Not much you can do about that until all humans are designer clones of the same template. Even that they may be genetically tuned to do certain jobs.
It should be noted that doing sports can significantly improve your reading heart rate though