pierinifitness
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Post by pierinifitness on Jul 7, 2021 1:51:40 GMT
108F degrees today in my part of the world with low humidity as in 10 percent and about 2,300 feet elevation. I worked out very early this morning at a park for about one hour and went swimming this afternoon. No outdoors labor or anything else rigorous.
It's almost 7:00 pm in my part of the world and I've drank 16 cups of water. Can't seem to get enough today.
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Post by macky on Jul 7, 2021 3:24:24 GMT
Does this mean you'll be heading back to the coast, pierini ?
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Post by BigBruvOfEnglandUK on Jul 7, 2021 5:39:36 GMT
108F degrees today in my part of the world with low humidity as in 10 percent and about 2,300 feet elevation. I worked out very early this morning at a park for about one hour and went swimming this afternoon. No outdoors labor or anything else rigorous. It's almost 7:00 pm in my part of the world and I've drank 16 cups of water. Can't seem to get enough today. Make sure to be getting plenty of electrolytes with your water, Pierini m8. |
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Post by macky on Jul 7, 2021 5:50:12 GMT
...and not so much gin, please.
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pierinifitness
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Post by pierinifitness on Jul 7, 2021 15:23:19 GMT
108F degrees today in my part of the world with low humidity as in 10 percent and about 2,300 feet elevation. I worked out very early this morning at a park for about one hour and went swimming this afternoon. No outdoors labor or anything else rigorous. It's almost 7:00 pm in my part of the world and I've drank 16 cups of water. Can't seem to get enough today. Make sure to be getting plenty of electrolytes with your water, Pierini m8. Thanks, I use an electrolyte supplement although not yesterday. Supposed to be 108F again today. Got my early morning workout done by 6:30 am. Temperature was already 82F degrees with 23 percent humidity. That humidity will drop as temperature rises. |
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