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  BURN-OUT AFTER RUNNING
Wednesday 3rd October 2007 at 3:19:29 AM  

thompsonK
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I usually exercise in the evening and find myself so tired and wasted the next day, it's as if I spent the night partying. I often do 2-3 miles on treadmill, the other day I did I worked out and just this morning I felt so tired with my head throbbing. What could be possibly wrong?
 
Wednesday 3rd October 2007 at 3:47:53 AM  

kateB
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You should work on hydrating your body, make sure you drink lots of water during the day so you won't be feeling so haggard the morning after you run.
 
Wednesday 3rd October 2007 at 3:57:11 AM  

georginaEE
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How long have you been experiencing this? do you do some warm up routines and cooling down after running? you better do, and remember to have enough water intake if you feel thirsty while working out go and drink some, don't deprive yourself. just listen to your body!
 
Wednesday 24th October 2007 at 1:55:15 AM  

thompsonK
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yea, i do some warm up and cool down stretches before and after running. I never forget to do that. Just find it rather weird why I feel so tired the morning after.
 
Monday 26th November 2007 at 3:55:08 AM  

br8
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I think you have overworked your body. running is goodfor the health and an effective work out but of course you also have to listen to your body. Rest for a while and if you feel like you are already okay and the pain is already gone then you can start running again.
 
Sunday 2nd December 2007 at 8:16:04 PM  

jjho
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After all your ordeal during the day and then you go running, this must be the cause of your exhaustion. Do the running i the morning if you could put it in your schedule so that you don't feel wasted. If you already feel tired then maybe you should pass up running first and do it if you don't feel so tired at all.
 
Friday 14th December 2007 at 8:56:57 PM  

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I suggest you stop overworking yourself. If you continue this type of routine you might get the opposite effect. If you really want to do some running try to squeeze it in the morning. Your body is more invigorated in the morning and exhaustion is not easily felt because you have recharged all your energy throughout the night.
 
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