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You're More Thirsty in the Winter Than You Think

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Think you don’t need to bring hydration with you on Winter workouts?

Think again.

You need hydration in the Winter just as much as you do in the Summer. But a whole plethora of unfortunate biological circumstances makes you feel like you don’t. Don’t fall victim to this; you are actually thirsty in the Winter.

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https://www.fullcircleendurance.com/blog/can-you-stop-your-garmin-at-4-98-miles

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Chapters

1. Opening (00:00:00)

2. Why is Hydration so Important? (00:00:16)

3. What is a Good Amount of Hydration? (00:06:16)

4. Hydration Needs in Winter (00:09:36)

5. Tips for Hydrating Well in the Winter (00:13:26)

6. The Bottom Line (00:18:44)

7. Closing (00:19:23)

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