So I was recently employed, took the lift test required. I was told during the test my HR exceeded my "limit" it wasn't supposed to go above 180, but did. I completed all the pulling, lifting, and pushing they asked me to do and was told I did a good job, except for the HR. But I was told my HR dropped rapidly after I was done doing the lifting, which I was told was a good thing. I don't have a history of heart problems or history of anything really, I'm only 19. I'm a short guy about 5'6" only about 117 lbs. I do cardio everyday of the week, and work out with weights in a gym 3-4 times a week. So I'm not out of shape.
I think it was for of a physiological thing, they strapped the monitor on the chest and wrist band and I had the "My heart rate can't go up" thoughts in my head the whole time which I know made it worse. Now I'm worried they're going to tell me I don't have a job. Do you think this is a problem? Like I said I did lift everything and the right way required, so if I go out and hurt myself lifting its not like I could anything out of suing the company, right? So would they still be worried about my HR when lifting? Just want some opinions so I can stop thinking about it so much.
I think it was for of a physiological thing, they strapped the monitor on the chest and wrist band and I had the "My heart rate can't go up" thoughts in my head the whole time which I know made it worse. Now I'm worried they're going to tell me I don't have a job. Do you think this is a problem? Like I said I did lift everything and the right way required, so if I go out and hurt myself lifting its not like I could anything out of suing the company, right? So would they still be worried about my HR when lifting? Just want some opinions so I can stop thinking about it so much.