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Normal Heart Rate for 8-Year-Olds: Resting and Exercise Targets
Resting Heart Rate (RHR): 70–110 bpm (average).
Maximum Heart Rate (est.): 220 – age = 212 bpm.
Target Zones During Exercise
- Light (50–60%): 106–127 bpm
- Moderate (60–70%): 128–154 bpm
- Vigorous (70–85%): 155–180 bpm
Note: Individual variation is normal. Fitness, medications, anxiety, temperature affect rate. Persistent resting tachycardia (>120) or symptomatic bradycardia (<60) warrants pediatric cardiology evaluation.
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