I want to start losing weight, but doing one big chunk of a workout session each day doesn't agree with my schedule.
Logically, the best routine for me would be to go to work, and then do a long workout when I get home, then hop in the shower. But this isn't an immediate option for now. What works better for me is to work, shower, and then do two shorter work outs during the day.
But then I'd get sweaty after each work out, and smell rank, and need another shower.
Showering three times a day would hardly be good for my skin health.
Basically what I'm asking is if there are conditions for a work out I can implement, or even certain types of workouts I can do, that would raise my heart rate and get me burning calories, but not sweating like a pig each time.
Work in in very cold room, focus on getting lots of rest between sets. Even then you'll sweat a little though.
Not sure how your schedule is that you need to do this. Even when I worked 12 hour shifts on nights, I'd still come home and lift in the morning before bed.
Now I just do upper lower and lift on my days off. I'm a nurse, so I usually work 3 days in a row at most, then get 2 or 3 off.
You don't smell rank from sweating unless you already smell like shit, brother. All the sweating does is exacerbate whats already there.
>>39994430
Might be hard, but I'll try getting some fans on me maybe.
I work 10-12 hours a day, 5 days a week. And after work I have family obligations. So, it isn't that easy for me.
>>39994459
I don't necessarily smell rank right after a work out. But a few hours later without a shower, well.
>>39994578
What time do you start work and what length is your commute?
>>39994592
8am to 6/8pm, give or take.
'Bout 20 minutes in the morning, 15 in the evening. Not terrible.
>>39994636
Could just get up earlier and do a half hour to an hour every morning. I do my workouts at 6.30 every morning.