You train.
You move your body.
And yet your heart rate still feels high.

At night, it sits around the mid-60s.
During the day, simple movement sends it climbing into the 90s or even 100.

And quietly, a question starts to form:
Am I actually fit enough?

In this episode, we talk about why a higher heart rate in women often has very little to do with fitness — and much more to do with how much your body is carrying.

This is a grounded conversation for women who already train, already care for themselves, and still find themselves questioning their numbers.

We explore:

• Why women naturally have higher heart rates than men

• Why comparing heart rate numbers creates unnecessary doubt

• What heart rate really responds to beyond fitness

• Why daytime heart rate often rises in capable, mentally active women

• What your night-time heart rate can tell you about recovery

• The shift that changed how I interpret heart rate completely

A higher heart rate often reflects a full life, not a failing body.
Understanding that brings relief — and better decisions.

Download the one-page Heart Rate Reflection Guide here:
https://www.reclaim.fit/reclaim-resources

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