Your resting heart rate is calculated using a range of data points, spanning a range of different times and circumstances during a day, with the intention of indicating your heart rate under resting but wakeful conditions. In contrast, your minimum heart rate is just a once-off measurement of your lowest heart rate, intended—together with your maximum and resting heart rate—to indicate the total range of your heart rate over a given time period.
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