For those of you who think it's good to build up a sweat during a workout, think again. Over heating during a workout increases glycogen use and decreases the amount of time that you need to replenish it. What does this mean? Decreased fat loss when doing cardio since the fuel is glycogen instead of fat and a decrease in an anabolic environment for weight lifting.
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Yeah, that's one of the points too. That over heating makes you sweat and that the temp. weight loss makes some people feel better.
I am trying to find some sources for the glycogen loss part though. I have had one or two people challenge the claim and it's totally appropriate to challenge something if there are no sources. I hope that someone can reply that has knowledge on this, as I am having trouble find the sources. I read it from a fitness rag on a flight and don't remember which one it was. My wife may remember though.
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Originally posted by radoI don't wear a sweatshirt, but I always wear a long sleeve shirt & workout pants. My stupid ass gym keeps the gym too cold and I like to stay warm(which is better for the muscles)....I wrestle once a week and when I do, that's when I wear a sweatshirt...
i stay covered up in the gym, hiding my work of art.
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Originally posted by radoYou see, why are you getting all rude? I was simply putting the link for the person to see asshole.....lol....I guess you can give it out but can't take it can you?
I got an idea, you pick a side to thermoregulation, whichever you wish, and Ill take the other and we'll debate it.... deal?
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Originally posted by radoGreat...This is going to take a long time isn't it? You pick a wrong time to fucking do this...damn...
No, to make it fair, I have to retire in order to function at work tomorrow, and I probably wont return until around 4pm or so tomorrow.... so that gives you time to pick a side (doesnt matter to me, I know the right answer, but I can debate the wrong) and research it.... with that time, I expect a solid, adult debate :)
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Am I the only one that is seriously looking forward to reading this...Originally posted by YellowJacketNo, to make it fair, I have to retire in order to function at work tomorrow, and I probably wont return until around 4pm or so tomorrow.... so that gives you time to pick a side (doesnt matter to me, I know the right answer, but I can debate the wrong) and research it.... with that time, I expect a solid, adult debate :)
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