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How To Keep Up Your Exercise Routine In Winter

Watch what you wear
Dress in layers for outdoor exercise. The layer closest to your skin should be made of breathable material, avoiding cotton, which retains sweat. Add a thermal layer of fleece or cotton to keep in heat, and use a third, outer layer as a cover.
Watch what you eat and drink
If you over indulge in rich foods, holiday drinks and sugary desserts, you'll need to step up your workout just to maintain a current level of fitness. Stay well hydrated and drink plenty of fluids. Avoid caffeine and alcohol based beverages which leads to dehydration.
Watch for hazards
Avoid running in the dark. If at all you go out after dark, wear light coloured, reflective clothes so that drivers can see you.
Try options
Activities like running in the park, golfing and swimming may not be options in the winter. Be creative. Try ice skating, cross country skiing or a yoga class as your exercise.
Watch out for injuries
If you play court sports like basketball and racquetball in winter months be aware of the greater chance for falling or colliding. Be sure to wear shoes with good traction to avoid collisions and ankle injuries.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for general informational and educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or a qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.



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