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Sleep and workout
Everyday i return from office at 7.45 pm go to gym at around 8.30 and workout till 10.30 pm but i have to sleep at around 12 am so wil working out till 10.30 pm delay my sleep at 12am?
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Yes, it is not good for body if you sleep so late. Better try to reduce your workout by 1 hours and try to have dinner by 10 but a very light dinner and at 7.45 have pre-workout meal as proper meal and then you can sleep by 11.15 or 11.30.
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Firstly it’s a very good thing that you are taking out time to exercise in a busy schedule , but working out for 2 hours everyday is not required , daily 45 min -1 hour exercise is sufficient , also the muscles get fatigued if you workout for so long ...if your goal is to lose weight then follow a balanced diet with 1 hour exercise rather than depending only on exercises to lose weight ...lastly If you get a good sleep for 6-8 hours everyday no matter what time you are sleeping, there is nothing to worry...workout according to your goal and time availability.
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Ms. Vidhi Chawla
Dietitian/Nutritionist
13 yrs exp
Delhi
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Try to manage your day and take out the time for a workout on some different time as sleep is also very important part of healthy being of ours.
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Dr. Suguna S (PhD)
Dietitian/Nutritionist
22 yrs exp
Bangalore
It's encouraging to learn u have fixed time for physical fitness despite u r delayed return from work. However it's reasonable to walk, jog do Yoga in later hours of the day. Gyming with heavy exercise is not recommended late night as poss t gym u r off to bed if not immediately atleast 30 min later. Instead it would be Gr8 if u can tweak your time for physical fitness. Gym in the early morning hours or 3 hrs post lunch if possible at work place. Also spend 10 min in deep breathing exercise pranayam every day soon after u rise and fresh up.
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If u can gym 5.30 6.30 am or 5 to 6 pm, sleep by 11.00 pm atleast serves good.
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Ms. Anjali kanphade
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Nagpur
You are sleeping 7 hours not bad 6 to 7 is normal
Ne need to worry
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