😓 Has anyone actually seen themselves sweating less as they have become more fit? I'm talking about the same intensity efforts and/or average HR's where you find yourself not as heavy a sweater?
I'm a Masters (M3) racer that has been riding for years and have recently really focused on getting more competitive, faster, increasing power and dropping weight. I've seen close to 30lbs of healthy weight loss in the past 7 months and speed and power/ftp have all increased accordingly. Electrolytes are good and balanced so thats not the issue... BUT I still seem to be a massively heavy sweater... Is this just me? Is this who I'm going to be? Do my riding partners forever need to wear rain gear in my draft?
With colder weather here, it becomes massively uncomfortable with being sweaty and in the cold... Especially when you're trying to stay outdoors as long as possible before hitting Zwift for the long covid winter ahead...
Please, share something that gives me hope or lie to me.
I'm a Masters (M3) racer that has been riding for years and have recently really focused on getting more competitive, faster, increasing power and dropping weight. I've seen close to 30lbs of healthy weight loss in the past 7 months and speed and power/ftp have all increased accordingly. Electrolytes are good and balanced so thats not the issue... BUT I still seem to be a massively heavy sweater... Is this just me? Is this who I'm going to be? Do my riding partners forever need to wear rain gear in my draft?
With colder weather here, it becomes massively uncomfortable with being sweaty and in the cold... Especially when you're trying to stay outdoors as long as possible before hitting Zwift for the long covid winter ahead...
Please, share something that gives me hope or lie to me.