- Start by planning your outdoor exercise during the coolest time of the day, early morning. If that doesn't work, wait until after 5pm.
- Wear light colored clothes that wick away moisture, but wear as little as you can comfortably get away with.
- Protect any bare skin with sunscreen.
- Once your workout is under way, take it slow and easy. Acclimating your body to the heat takes time.
- And drink plenty of water, enough to replace what you lose. A good rule of thumb is to drink one pint of water for every pound you lose.
Hibbing has made a commitment to provide opportunities for physical activity to people who live, work and play within the city.
Friday, June 21, 2013
Working Out in the Summer
The experts at American University say heat stroke is just one strenuous workout away.
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