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Feeling strange

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  1. Hi, I just wanna know what does it means.

    When I'm in spinning class, there is a moment (25, 30 minutes of being working out) in wich I feel a bit like my body chills, and it passes.. then some minutes after (15 aprox) again. I've to mention that when my body chills my heart rate is about 85% 90%.

    thnx for your replies.

  2. Can you describe the feeling a bit more than chills???

  3. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Sprinter_989
    Can you describe the feeling a bit more than chills???

    Well, I dont know the word in english, but the feeling is like ahmm, when you have a cold, you feel like warm and cold at the same time or when you're nervous also appears

    the word in spanish is "escalofrío" for anyone who can help

    thnx

  4. I sounds like you might be going hypoglycemic (low blood sugar). Try taking in 2-4 ounces of carbs (1/2 of an energy bar, banana, apple) just before you begin your workout and see if it changes anything.

  5. "escalofrío" means "chill"

    Hmm... maybe a sweater might help :p

    Seriously... Go for the carbs! Have a sports drink nearby to get sufficient carbs during the workout as well. Depending on how long you go you should drink every 5 minutes. Gatorade works pretty good for me when I'm on the indoor trainer... for 2 - 3 hours.

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