Energy drain
Myth: Exercising can sap your energy levels
Exercise should boost your energy levels after the workout. This however depends on the intensity of your workout, your diet, sleep and
stress. Exercise can have a positive impact on how you feel afterwards because of the feel good hormones (endorphins) that are released.
A standard workout at a moderate to vigorous intensity should certainly leave you feeling full of beans, but if you have run a marathon for example, you would more than likely feel like your energy levels have been sapped!
- Gillian Reeves
This is true and false. If you train hard you might feel a bit tired afterwards. But getting fitter and stronger will increase your general energy levels.
- Sarah Bugliarello
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