HRmax is absolute, but HRpeak is sport specific (so you've got a HRpeak per sport).
You're unlikely to get to your HRmax whilst cycling or swimming, but it's much easier to get there running. I get my highest HRs whilst playing 5-a-side football, easily 10+bpm up on what I can get even running (but this is probably because my legs give out before I get to HRmax).
Cycling: 185bpm max
Running: 189bpm max
5-a-side football: 201bpm max
Cheers, I guess that makes sense then. Cycling was 169bpm but I knew that I wasn't going all out as that was the first I had done the test in a while. Running came out at 179bpm. Presumably this means that if your using HR zones for training then they are sport specific as well?
HRmax is absolute, but HRpeak is sport specific (so you've got a HRpeak per sport).
You're unlikely to get to your HRmax whilst cycling or swimming, but it's much easier to get there running. I get my highest HRs whilst playing 5-a-side football, easily 10+bpm up on what I can get even running (but this is probably because my legs give out before I get to HRmax).
Cycling: 185bpm max
Running: 189bpm max
5-a-side football: 201bpm max