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Sounds nice, but I would just sweat for another 30 minutes and look all kinds of unpleasant. But good for you if you could pull it off.
by czechdeveloper 8y ago
Sounds nice, but I would just sweat for another 30 minutes and look all kinds of unpleasant. But good for you if you could pull it off.
- pbhjpbhj 8y agoDo either of those matter more than the exercise and cognitive improvement?
- MaxLeiter 8y agoWell having a quality social life is imperative to mental health
- liotier 8y agoPro tip: dry shirt in your backpack.
- lawlessone 8y agoExcercise is great but it does matter a little if i would be sticky and smelly.
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- emptyfile 8y agoYeah, reason number one why I would never bike to work. Even if I changed all my closed I doubt I would feel clean.
- toast0 8y agoMore and more places of work have showers available. Quite useful for biking in. Alternatively, you could go at a leisurely pace, but that's not as fun / makes it harder to justify the time spent.
- kaitai 8y agoIf this is something you actually want to change, a few ideas beyond showers: 1) bike slowly (mentioned below; some folks don't like it, but the "slow" speeds up over time. I keep my HR under 140 and don't really sweat unless it's very hot, and this does still improve cardiovascular base fitness) 2) wipes (baby wipes, deodorant wipes, whatever) 3) clean shirt in bag 4) use a pannier, not a backpack 5) if you biked really hard, 5 minutes before arrival slow down and let your heart rate calm and let the breeze dry you off