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  1. John Griffiths said:

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    After my 6.8 mile ride to skool each morning I arrive very damp if not
    soaked with sweat. I go up to the staffroom, b my clean clothes from my
    locker, and within four or five minutes of the end of the ride I'm
    having a cold shower. It's cold because if it's not I boil up all over
    again afterwards, not because I like it or because I'm hard.

    Seriously, why bother showering? If you're clean before you start your bike
    ride your sweat

    I've always looked at it the other way around. Why shower at home if I
    was goin to work? One morning shower is lots and I was just as happy
    to have the corp pay for the hot water 🙂 We also had good
    change/shower facilities with lockers for the shirts and ties etc.

    John Kane
    Kingston ON

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  2. Tony Raven said:

    Could be counterproductive. The cold will shut down your surface blood
    vessels which are carrying the heat from your body core to the outside
    so that you cool off slower. That will also raise your blood pressure
    for a time I prefer a warm, not hot shower which is less painful and
    less cardiovascular shock.


    Yes, personally I cool down easier after a warm shower. Coming out of a
    cold one, the room air feels too warm. OTOH, running your wrists under
    a cold tap is an excellent way to cool down quickly.

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