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I'm goona back hutchy on this.
i didn't sweat much and I was averagely fit. Then i started fell running & got marathon fit and the sweat would start in minutes like a tap was being turned on even if I was doing something relaxing like tai chi.
Now i'm back to normal and not so sweaty |
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| #36 Re: Essential things to take away for a season? 14/10/2008 @ 02:40:00 |
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QUOTE (chr15dallat - 14/10/2008 @ 02:19:31) well tbh id say some really fat guy is goin to sweat a sh*t tonne more than me so i cant see how being fitter means you sweat more
Yes it's a common misconception that fit people don't sweat as much as unfit folks. A fat person may sweat more because there moving a bigger mass hence a more stressful workout. Generally the more fitter you get the more efficiently your body regulates its temperature by sweating, moving blood to the surface etc.
But sweating isn't a true guide to fitness level rather a good indicator of how well your body cools itself during stress. Each person is different. |
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| #35 Re: Essential things to take away for a season? 14/10/2008 @ 02:19:31 |
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QUOTE (hutchy - 14/10/2008 @ 02:06:57) That would depend on how fit you are and how good your body is at cooling itself down. Generally during exercise the fitter you are the more you will sweat as your body attempts to regulate it's temperature.
well tbh id say some really fat guy is goin to sweat a sh*t tonne more than me so i cant see how being fitter means you sweat more |
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| #34 Re: Essential things to take away for a season? 14/10/2008 @ 02:06:57 |
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QUOTE (chr15dallat - 14/10/2008 @ 00:09:49) i dont see how you guys sweat that much when snowboarding anyways, its hardly the most physical sport when piste riding, onto edge-carve-swap edge-carve ....etc... they only time you would sweat is if its a hot day and youre wearing a thick ass down jacket and hitting some steeps or bumps
That would depend on how fit you are and how good your body is at cooling itself down. Generally during exercise the fitter you are the more you will sweat as your body attempts to regulate it's temperature.
Back to the original question..a diary is a must for me and pick up the different writing styles. For instance i write in short bullet points include drawings and other dribble. I also allow others to write in it.  |
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QUOTE (chr15dallat - 14/10/2008 @ 00:09:49) i dont see how you guys sweat that much when snowboarding anyways, its hardly the most physical sport when piste riding...
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| #32 Re: Essential things to take away for a season? 14/10/2008 @ 00:25:48 |
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QUOTE (chr15dallat - 14/10/2008 @ 00:09:49) i dont see how you guys sweat that much when snowboarding anyways, its hardly the most physical sport when piste riding, onto edge-carve-swap edge-carve ....etc... they only time you would sweat is if its a hot day and youre wearing a thick ass down jacket and hitting some steeps or bumps
I'd be really surprised if you don't break a sweat when hiking with a full pack of Avy gear on your back along with your board...! |
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| #31 Re: Essential things to take away for a season? 14/10/2008 @ 00:21:43 |
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you ever wonder why thermals are designed to let moisture out but not in ?
if you aint sweating you aint riding hard enough. thats true for all aspects of life haha |
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| #30 Re: Essential things to take away for a season? 14/10/2008 @ 00:09:49 |
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| i dont see how you guys sweat that much when snowboarding anyways, its hardly the most physical sport when piste riding, onto edge-carve-swap edge-carve ....etc... they only time you would sweat is if its a hot day and youre wearing a thick ass down jacket and hitting some steeps or bumps |
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| #29 Re: Essential things to take away for a season? 13/10/2008 @ 11:13:21 |
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| #28 Re: Essential things to take away for a season? 13/10/2008 @ 10:22:23 |
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| #26 Re: Essential things to take away for a season? 13/10/2008 @ 09:22:27 |
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Maybe he just lets the Pheromones attract the ladeeez.....  |
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| #25 Re: Essential things to take away for a season? 13/10/2008 @ 08:34:43 |
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QUOTE (chr15dallat - 13/10/2008 @ 00:33:35) how exactly is having regular showers gross? deodorant does nothing but cover up body odour which i dont seem to suffer from, and i dont sweat a sh*t tonne anyways. its not like im gonna be taking lessons smelling like stig of the dump just because i dont bother with deodorant.
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QUOTE (JibMonkey - 12/10/2008 @ 23:19:58)
how exactly is having regular showers gross? deodorant does nothing but cover up body odour which i dont seem to suffer from, and i dont sweat a sh*t tonne anyways.
its not like im gonna be taking lessons smelling like stig of the dump just because i dont bother with deodorant. |
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| #23 Re: Essential things to take away for a season? 12/10/2008 @ 23:23:04 |
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QUOTE (chr15dallat - 12/10/2008 @ 23:10:48) f*ck deodorant, i just go with reglar showers and if i sweat i sweat. people can just accept it, tho i dont tend to suffer from BO so i guess its all good 
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