Post pictures of your HH :D

This might be funky and musty but here are two picture of my cloths
after my HH session :D

My back gets completely wet when I have my backpack on.
This was in about 9 Celsius or approx 50 Fahrenheit.
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This was from a summer in BeiJing with crazy heat and humidity.
I was like a water fountain that summer.
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Sprawling

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Remember to always drink plenty of water. We must replace what we loose. Our sweaty bodies can probably be used to water the lawn. Your pic describes what a lot of us experience. Must we see more?
 
Remember to always drink plenty of water. We must replace what we loose. Our sweaty bodies can probably be used to water the lawn. Your pic describes what a lot of us experience. Must we see more?
Hehe, yeah I figured I would get a response like that. I will remove the pictures soon.
 

Sprawling

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Keep the pictures posted, no need for us all to share ours, unless one feels compelled too. It does give people a frame of reference to go by. We sweat and suffer and somehow deal with the hand we have been dealt with... sweat, lots of it.
 
Keep the pictures posted, no need for us all to share ours, unless one feels compelled too. It does give people a frame of reference to go by. We sweat and suffer and somehow deal with the hand we have been dealt with... sweat, lots of it.
I originally posted this because I came home pissed because I was all sticky.
So I posted to "see" how bad it is for other people. May be I am lucky, may be some poor other people have it a lot worse.
 

Emily_G

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Thanks for posting, redski. I had a general idea of what HH was from reading some posts on this forum, but I didn't know specifically what it was or how it affected people. Again, thanks for sharing...I feel a little more informed and wiser now :)
 
Thanks all, it's not only my back. I have it all over basically.
It's a real pain I must say, when I was younger and used to clubbing
the body heat of all the people there and humidity in the clubs because if smog machines or what now, made it all hell for me. I would just enter and a few minutes later sweat just starts running down my forehead.

The sweating is bad but the worst thing is that it kicks in anxiety because
I am sweating and cannot get comfortable. Well here I am bitching...

During summer I have to carry extra spare t-shirts with me.

I would appreciate it if somebody else posted :D
 

grimaldi

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It always gets to me when people post pictures of their HH, and I feel they are better off than me. I liked this post because it was from Beijing, where I lived myself, and will live again. Unfortunately I have no choice but escape from the summer. Either indoors or just going back home to my Northern European country for a couple of months.

May I ask you what you did on the second picture? Walking where for how long? The picture below is me having done skipping rope for 20 minutes. Well, doing exercise you are supposed to sweat, but the again, this day was 18-19 degrees celsius and windy. And I was outside for 20 minutes.

When walking in the same weather for 30 minutes, it will not as bad, but not far from it. Needless to say, socks and underwear are drenched as well.

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It always gets to me when people post pictures of their HH...
Hey in the second picture I was walking from the central train station to a shop called Friendship store.
It was about a 20-30 min walk if I am not mistaken.
I forget the name of the main road the route follows.

The heat and humidity was crazy I would sweat like anything.
Yeah socks and underwear become drenched. In my case sweat would
run down my legs and if my pant legs touched my legs they would soak up some
of the sweet and I would have sweat stains on my pant legs.

The worst part I would say is my back because the sweat just
runs down my bank and lodges in my pants right above my behind.
Also if I would wear something darkley colored salt stains would show up.
Salt from my sweat that is.

The picture you posted that is how I look after a work out in about the same temperature.

I remember I once helped an acquaintance move and it was about 22 C out I had do change
t-shirt 3 times during the 3 hrs it took.

What I have managed to learn is to avoid wearing too tight sitting cloths
because there will be no air between your body and the cloths.
Also cotton shirts work pretty well in the sense the "breath" and suck up
the sweat and dry pretty fast.
Clothing is important actually.
Needless to say my sweating wares cloths our pretty fast and the salt from
the sweat miss colors the original colors of the cloths.
 
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SweatParty

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Hey I will say... have any of you tried nylon clothes for workouts (like nylon shorts)? They dry really fast. If you wipe your hand on them, they do not absorb a lot of moisture, but they do absorb some.... overall, they are really light and good for when your body is going to feel hot no matter what.

I actually really enjoy when my entire body is soaking wet in sweat, at least when I want it to do that -- exercising, or a lot of other physical activity in very warm weather. I think we feel more normal when it is so hot outside and others are talking about their sweat (which is still probably nothing next to ours)
 
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