Do people reduce their exercise time and intensity in winter as a result?

2018-01-07View Original

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Do people reduce their exercise time and intensity in winter as a result?

Reply #22018-01-07

For those with both exercise time and intensity set to 0, there is nothing to reduce!

Reply #32018-01-07

Yes, firstly, such a climate makes muscle strains more likely, and secondly, it can put excessive strain on the heart

Reply #42018-01-07

The amount will decrease a bit; more warm-up exercises are needed in winter to prevent sports injuries.

Reply #52018-01-07

It will drop a bit; it’s greatly affected by the weather

Reply #62018-01-07

Especially when exercising after snowfall, extra care must be taken to ensure safety

Reply #72018-01-07

Well, the road is too slippery, and my nose is really sore from the cold

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