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Member since April 2006 | Posted 16 years ago | ||
You are quite right Daniel - not recommended but too enjoyable for me to resist! My excuse, though, is that I find that my core temperature goes right down after a hard race (especially a winter one) and I become quite chilled - and nothing else brings it up again in the same way. I don't know how some athletes can have iced baths afterwards e.g. Paula Radcliffe is famous for these - I think I would die of hypothermia! |
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Member since August 2009 | Posted 16 years ago | ||
High louise, I read through some wight lifting tips once (dont quote me) but it mentions that after a session of muscular work its not a good idea to have a hot bath as it keeps your mussels tence and the best thing to do is have a luke warm bath so your mussels can relax correctly. I cant resist hot baths after cross counrtys anyway...
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Member since April 2006 | Posted 16 years ago | ||
Runners High! hmmm! not all the time - but I do feel really pleased with myself after completing a hard session or after a race thats gone to plan - so hopefully you'll get there! I agree with Marge that my highlight is a nice hot bath after a tough race/session! |
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