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Grow Extra Inches Otherwise, there is a risk of "earning" tonsillitis or myositis (muscle inflammation). It’s better to sit quietly for about seven minutes, let the body cool, and only after that go to the shower. Be sure to wash your face with cool water. Observe drinking regimen. Try not to drink directly during class (if you are very thirsty, rinse your mouth with water at room temperature and spit it out). During the day (especially if you have a training session that day), drink 1.5–2 L of clean water. You can add lemon juice to it or make mint infusion - these drinks have excellent cooling properties. Try to organize your time so that the lesson ends no later than two hours before you go to bed. The fact is that physical activity leads to the release of adrenaline (this hormone will prevent you from relaxing and falling asleep) and an increase in body temperature (which, again, does not contribute to sound sleep on a hot night). We change the location Where is it better to exercise in the heat: indoors or outdoors? Both options have their own nuances. In gym. Ideally, the sports room should be equipped with good air conditioning. Choose a place in the room so that jets of chilled air do not fall on you. Do not strive to set sports records at all costs. If during a training session you feel unwell (shortness of breath, weakness, blood rush to your face) - stop, catch your breath and after that continue the session. On open air. Exercising in the fresh air is a guarantee that your muscles will receive enough oxygen, which means that training will be as effective as possible. But not only if the outdoor thermometer rolls over 30 degrees! So you can easily get a heat or sunstroke. And then, in the city the sultry air is filled with vapors of hot asphalt and dust - why should you breathe all this?

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