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09robiha09robiha Posts: 683Registered Users
in Curly Fitness
Does it matter WHEN you exercise/workout?

I've always gone with the 'no as long as you do it' answer and gone for evening because I am a horrendous morning person..but does it really matter than much?
Mixture of 2c/3a curls, fine to med texture

:love5: PROTEIN LOVER!!! :love5:

Wishing my hair would be more like this
> :angel13:
and less like this
> :evil5:

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  • curleeangelcurleeangel Curl Neophyte Posts: 53Registered Users Curl Neophyte
    Working out in the morning jump starts your metabolism and gives you an energy boost for your day. But it's better to work out in the evening than not at all.
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    2b/c low porosity, coarse, high density and protein sensitive.
  • missbanjomissbanjo Curl Neophyte Posts: 3,088Registered Users Curl Neophyte
    I think every person's different so whatever works for you is the best time of the day. I can't workout in the morning. I don't have any trouble getting out of bed wide awake but actually working out? No, I feel like I'm going to pass out so it ain't gonna happen. My best time is around 1pm actually but I never seem to be able to do that anymore.
    Southern Colorado Curly
    Mix of 2s med-low porosity, med-fine texture, lots of hair
  • curlylauracurlylaura Curl Neophyte Posts: 8,352Registered Users Curl Neophyte
    09robiha wrote: »
    Does it matter WHEN you exercise/workout?

    I've always gone with the 'no as long as you do it' answer and gone for evening because I am a horrendous morning person..but does it really matter than much?

    I'm the same. I refuse to get up to go to the gym at 6am. And I don't have the time to go before work.

    Also, working out in the morning doesn't 'jump start' you metabolism. Your metabolism is always working at pretty much the same rate otherwise you'd be dead. Working out in the morning might make you feel more energised. But them it might make you tired.
    Fat does not make you fat. It's actually pretty important.
  • cymprenicympreni Curl Neophyte Posts: 9,609Registered Users Curl Neophyte
    I can't work out first thing in the morning. I tried for a bit, made me feel horrible. On days I have to get up early I might work out as early as 10 am, but usually I start at 11am-noonish. I might go as late as 2 or 3 in the afternoon. If I don't get it done by 3, I don't bother. I get too busy after the kids get home then by the time I'm free, I'm too tired.
  • 09robiha09robiha Posts: 683Registered Users
    Thank you for this guys! I feel muchhjh less guilty for working out in the evening instead now!

    The 'working out in the morning boosts your metabolism' myth isn't true then?
    Mixture of 2c/3a curls, fine to med texture

    :love5: PROTEIN LOVER!!! :love5:

    Wishing my hair would be more like this
    > :angel13:
    and less like this
    > :evil5:
  • curleeangelcurleeangel Curl Neophyte Posts: 53Registered Users Curl Neophyte
    Regardless of what time you work out you continue to burn calories more effectively afterwards. It's called the afterburn. That's what I meant be jump starting your metabolism.

    Sent from my MB860 using CurlTalk App
    2b/c low porosity, coarse, high density and protein sensitive.
  • curleeangelcurleeangel Curl Neophyte Posts: 53Registered Users Curl Neophyte
    http://greatist.com/fitness/afterburn-effect-keep-burning-calories-after-workout

    Sent from my MB860 using CurlTalk App
    2b/c low porosity, coarse, high density and protein sensitive.

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