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]]>No matter what sun protective factor you choose, working out with sunscreen during hot summer months is a must. It’s recommended to pick a water-resistant sunscreen because you’ll be sweating a lot during your summer workout and reapply it after an hour or two because its effect fades away after some time.
The choice of clothing you’ll wear in the summer can also help you protect yourself from sunburns. Sun protective clothing and hats are recommended, but if you’re extremely sustainable to sunburns, lightweight clothes with long sleeves can also help you avoid sun exposure.
Perfectly timing your workouts can play an important role in helping you prevents sunburns. You should try working out early in the morning or late in the afternoon when it’s not too hot outside, pick a spot with enough shade, and remember to wear sunscreen even if it’s not too sunny outside just yet.
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]]>Staying hydrated can be a struggle during regular runs, but things can get even more difficult in the summer. To avoid dehydration, you shouldn’t forget to drink some water before your run and make sure to bring a water bottle along or plan a route with several sprinklers along the way.
Timing your runs makes all the difference in the summer. You should make sure to get out when temperatures are at their lowest, and that’s why mornings and evenings are your best bet. Also, consider if your running trail will offer enough shade before you decide to head out.
Summer workouts are always a struggle, and it’s tough to give it your all in extreme conditions. That’s why you shouldn’t put too much pressure on yourself, and listen to your body so you know how much it can take instead of pushing yourself to the limits.
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]]>The post How to Safely Work Out in the Heat appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>On a hot day even if you aren’t exercising, staying hydrated is essential. We suggest brining a water bottle with you when you head outside for your workouts and drinking sports drinks to rehydrate and replenish.
Not only should you wear light fabrics like cotton or sweat-wicking materials, wear light colors to reflect the sun.
This should go without saying, but anytime you’re outside during the summer, make sure you’re wearing sunscreen. For workouts outside, you’ll need a waterproof one that’s at least SPF 50.
Avoid working out outside from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. because it’s the hottest part of the day.
If you start to feel dizzy, tired, or nauseous, those are signs it’s time to take a break. It’s imperative to listen to your body when you feel like something is off.
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]]>The post Top 3 Tips for Avoiding Sunburns During Outdoor Summer Workouts appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>No matter what sun protective factor you choose, working out with sunscreen during hot summer months is a must. It’s recommended to pick a water-resistant sunscreen because you’ll be sweating a lot during your summer workout and reapply it after an hour or two because its effect fades away after some time.
The choice of clothing you’ll wear in the summer can also help you protect yourself from sunburns. Sun protective clothing and hats are recommended, but if you’re extremely sustainable to sunburns, lightweight clothes with long sleeves can also help you avoid sun exposure.
Perfectly timing your workouts can play an important role in helping you prevents sunburns. You should try working out early in the morning or late in the afternoon when it’s not too hot outside, pick a spot with enough shade, and remember to wear sunscreen even if it’s not too sunny outside just yet.
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]]>The post How to Make Running in the Summer Heat More Bearable appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Staying hydrated can be a struggle during regular runs, but things can get even more difficult in the summer. To avoid dehydration, you shouldn’t forget to drink some water before your run and make sure to bring a water bottle along or plan a route with several sprinklers along the way.
Timing your runs makes all the difference in the summer. You should make sure to get out when temperatures are at their lowest, and that’s why mornings and evenings are your best bet. Also, consider if your running trail will offer enough shade before you decide to head out.
Summer workouts are always a struggle, and it’s tough to give it your all in extreme conditions. That’s why you shouldn’t put too much pressure on yourself, and listen to your body so you know how much it can take instead of pushing yourself to the limits.
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]]>The post How to Safely Work Out in the Heat appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>On a hot day even if you aren’t exercising, staying hydrated is essential. We suggest brining a water bottle with you when you head outside for your workouts and drinking sports drinks to rehydrate and replenish.
Not only should you wear light fabrics like cotton or sweat-wicking materials, wear light colors to reflect the sun.
This should go without saying, but anytime you’re outside during the summer, make sure you’re wearing sunscreen. For workouts outside, you’ll need a waterproof one that’s at least SPF 50.
Avoid working out outside from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. because it’s the hottest part of the day.
If you start to feel dizzy, tired, or nauseous, those are signs it’s time to take a break. It’s imperative to listen to your body when you feel like something is off.
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