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The better your physical condition, the lower the heartrate usually is. Marathon runners and professional cyclist sometimes have resting heartrate below 40, which is is a bit to much of a good thing. If you indeed have a very bad physical condition, do something about it and your heartrate will most likely go down a bit. If your condition is excellent, go see a doctor if you are worried.
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