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I've heard many such articles stating that exercising increases energy levels. However, they never seem to specify exactly what type of exercise. Are they alw
by kentosi 17y ago
I've heard many such articles stating that exercising increases energy levels. However, they never seem to specify exactly what type of exercise.
Are they always referring to cardio? I tried exercising in the morning a while back, but I was doing weights. I felt anything BUT energetic for the rest of the day ...
- coderdude 17y agoI usually do pull-ups, crunches on the pull-up bar, and lift weights (in the morning). I don't do cardio in the morning. The boost of energy I feel isn't apparent immediately after the workout (after all, you should have worn yourself out). The energy I feel might be from testosterone or perhaps it's just the feeling of being relaxed with your whole body kind of sore (in the good way).
- jakez 17y agoFor me I usually feel tired and crappy when I start going to the gym after a long break. I find that it is only after I exercise for a few weeks in a row that I start feeling good after a workout. So my humble advice is to stick with your exercise routine for a while and see how that goes. good luck! Edit: Corrected typo