[MENTION=341677]gsa103[/MENTION], great points.
Originally Posted by
bmthom.gis
Hurray for the south east - we have hot temps and high humidity! I don't tend to sweat heavily until I've been off the bike for a minute or two, than it's hard to stop for a little while. Just easier to shower at work and change into dry clothes. I may get away with not smelling too bad, but that feeling of being grimy and salty all day sucks
Agree. If I've warmed up I'll go extra slow the last .5 to 1 mile to cool down. Worst though can be below freezing winter days. Same cool down for last bit applies but I'll often take my jacket and hat off outside and stand for a few seconds to a minute before going in to the much warmer and more humid indoor air.
I wonder if sodium intake has any impact on how salty our skin feels after sweating?