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Susceptibility to illness and training

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  1. [font=Times New Roman]Who doesn't like riding in the rain?[/font]

    [font=Times New Roman]The cold and flue season is fast approching, and I recall reading the people are most susceptible to germs for up to 30 min. after a hard workout. I guess this means I should stay off the subway in the morning for 30-40min after a morning training session.[/font]

    [font=Times New Roman]Is this correct? Any comments?[/font]

  2. AussieRob said:

    [font=Times New Roman]Who doesn't like riding in the rain?[/font]

    Me. I won't go out in the rain. I'd rather ride a trainer or lift weights or sit on my bum and watch TV. Too many idiots out there driving cars to play "guess who's got the bad wiper blades" for me.

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    [font=Times New Roman]The cold and flue season is fast approching, and I recall reading the people are most susceptible to germs for up to 30 min. after a hard workout. I guess this means I should stay off the subway in the morning for 30-40min after a morning training session.[/font]

    [font=Times New Roman]Is this correct? Any comments?[/font]

    Yes it's correct. That's when you're also supposed to ingest carbs to help keep the immune system healthy and strong.

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