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Does anyone else feel really irritable after a work out?

squatsanddeadlift
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I went on quite an intensive bike ride after work (3 hours ago) and now everything (and everyone) is getting on my nerves. This happen to anyone else?
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Not to me but you might have a nutrient, electrolyte or hormonal imbalance brought on by exercise if this isn't normal for you, or it could just be that you're having a bad day. Everybody has them every now and then.1
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Yep I get it sometimes. You need sugar, your body needs to repair too and it needs water0
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No...I feel pumped! Seriously puts me in a good mood...partly because I got it out of the way and don't have to worry about it anymore that day!!0
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I usually feel the opposite after a work out.
But maybe it's the adrenaline from an intensive bike ride that is making you feel on high alert?
Sorry I don't have a scientific explanation lol2 -
Not to me but you might have a nutrient, electrolyte or hormonal imbalance brought on by exercise if this isn't normal for you, or it could just be that you're having a bad day. Everybody has them every now and then.
Potentially. Hadn't thought of that. Might be worth looking into. Thanks!
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jakefitzgerald93 wrote: »Yep I get it sometimes. You need sugar, your body needs to repair too and it needs water
Yes two bowls of pasta later...0 -
No...I feel pumped! Seriously puts me in a good mood...partly because I got it out of the way and don't have to worry about it anymore that day!!
Straight after I feel great but over the space of an hour or two I just feel my mood decline. It only seems to happen on days I work out
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This happens if I don't refuel/rehydrate promptly. Once I've eaten it usually goes away. I believe the term is "Rungry"3
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