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curious what everyone's stance is on morning vs evening workouts morning feels ideal because it makes the day feel longer/more free time but waking up becomes 100x less enjoyable
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I much prefer earlier but i go for a 40min powerwalk around 8-9 then lift at the gym. I find that a lot more manageable & enjoyable.
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Morning for cardio / evening for weights is my personal pref. Endorphin kick + energy boost throughout the day and more fully fuelled max rep hitting ability in the eve.
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Evening. I’m not an athlete. I’m a brainworker. Morning energy is valuable. Brain gets dibs to try to peak. Body gets leftovers or dregs to get over minimum bar of good enough activity levels.
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i'm def not a early bird, i always sleep late & wake up late. But even though, i think waking up early & doing exercises is the wise decision for health, especially waking up at dawn
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Morning every time. If you train hard at night your heart rate won’t recover before bed and your sleep is affected badly
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I'm team morning crew. It's so much easier to stay consistent when you get it done in the morning. Fatigue plus life stuff too often pushes afternoon workouts to low priority.
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I think morning is more efficient but my endurance and strength are better at night.
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I used to do mornings then I realized I much prefer afternoons (in UTC): I do a little work, go work out, do focused work then meetings in the evening. When in eastern time, I like late evening workouts: can take my time, listen to a podcast and get a good night sleep.
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