Fit Tip: How to Survive A Sweaty Summer Yoga Class
During the Summer, practicing yoga in an already hot and humid room can make breathing unbearable — especially when the guy next to you forgot his deodorant. If you’re not used to practicing in high temps, then you’ll need to take these precautions to get through a class without passing out. Before class: Take a shower and twirl your wet hair up in a bun. Eating cooling foods, such as salads and fruit, can also help. What to wear: Skip the cotton and wear yoga clothes made of lightweight, breathable material designed to wick moisture away from the skin. You’d think sporting less clothes, like spandex shorts and a sports bra, would be the perfect outfit for a sweaty practice, but you may want material to cover your body. Slip on your regular tank top, but wear leggings on the bottom that cover your calves. Loose shorts or pants tend to trap heat, so make sure they’re skintight. Pants or capris won’t make you feel that much hotter than shorts, and they’ll help absorb your perspiration, keeping puddles of sweat off your mat. How to hydrate: Make sure to drink water throughout the day to prevent dehydration during class. Also, bring an insulated water …
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