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dancingdonkey
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 Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 1:26 pm Post subject: Colour drain during and after exercise!!! |
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Hi i was wondering whether anyone could help me. Whenever i do exercise, my face seems to lose all its colour i go from a pinky colour to a grey colour !!! Was wondering if this happened to anyone else???? If so what do you do??????
any suggestions would be good please!!!
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Dan
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Sounds like dehydration.
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| Thanxs Dan !!! I wil try to drink more then that is more than likely as i don't drink as much as i should when exercising. I wonder if you can help me again please???? I was curioud to know how much water i should drink if i wm exercising for five nights a week for about three hours each night??????? |
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Dan
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Color of the urine is generally the best indicator of proper hydration. It should be nearly clear. The darker it is, the worse your hydration level.
When trying to find the balance point between dehydration and having to go to the bathroom every 5 minutes (especially troubling while exercising), it works well to tank up early in the day and slowly back off as you get closer to workout time. In time, you'll figure out what works best for you and fine tune things.
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Your body also shunts blood toward areas that require more of it during exercise, and away from areas that don't require as much. This phenomenon might be more active in your case than in other people.
This is also one of the great strengths of circuit training. You have this shunting of blood to various areas for a short period of time as you move from exercise to exercise. So you get this tremendous circulation going throughout your entire body.
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