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A CHANGE OF ROUTINE CAN GET YOU THROUGH

How to stay hot this summer without getting too hot

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In this hot weather, it can be very hard to keep up the same exercise routine, and some flexibilit­y needs to be afforded.

Here are some tips to make sure your fitness regime isn’t pushed to the wayside this summer.

UTILISE COLD WATER

It sounds obvious, but by saying this, there are a few different methods.

Take a cold shower before exercising, as this will lower your body temperatur­e.

Carry a water bottle with you while you exercise, so when you do start to feel warm, put a little bit of water on the top of your head to cool you down.

CHANGE YOUR WORKOUTS

Take the opportunit­y to try different workouts such as biking in the wind or swimming on really hot days.

If you do like to run, do it in shady places such as parks rather than out in open areas to make it a bit cooler for you.

If you can, exercise indoors with a fan or air-conditioni­ng.

Otherwise, try out an air-conditione­d gym.

SHORTEN AND SPLIT WORKOUTS

Rather than spending a lot of time in the sun in one go and potentiall­y dehydratin­g yourself, split your workouts into multiple different sessions at the coolest parts of the day.

Alternativ­ely, shorten your workouts in the summer if you can’t do two workouts in one day.

STAY HYDRATED

Keep up your water levels so that you avoid dehydratio­n in the warmer months.

Avoid symptoms of dehydratio­n by sipping water throughout your workout.

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KEEP UP THE FLUIDS TO BEAT THE SUMMER HEAT

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