Right then, collective "minds" of the Wrath. Answer this for me, for I have pondered it
long.
Does exercise in warm conditions actually burn up more energy than the equivalent exercise in cool conditions, or does it just feel like it does because of other things you get with warm conditions - accelerated effects of dehydration, etc?????
Posted By: Arizona Bay, Jul 4, 10:52:13
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- i started putting weight on the old big toe yest
Posted By: pants, Jul 4, 11:37:29 - 2If you want a definitive answer to this AB, just consider the difference in average
Posted By: Steve in Holland, Jul 4, 11:02:01 - 2don't think so
Posted By: Romford_Blue, Jul 4, 10:58:12 - IMHO
Posted By: Muddyfunster, Jul 4, 10:57:22 - my copy of police chief magazine says
Posted By: Tomblander, Jul 4, 10:55:35 - Exercise?
Posted By: Holden Caulfield, Jul 4, 10:54:56 - 6I'd say so yes
Posted By: pants, Jul 4, 10:54:39 - 12I always thought
Posted By: camcan, Jul 4, 10:53:33 - depends on the altitude
Posted By: Tomblander, Jul 4, 10:53:11
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