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2022-08-24 at 2:20 PM UTC
Originally posted by mmQ The premise is you said NOT GOOD.
That's the premise. You keep up bringing up cold weather.
I WIN
No, the premise is in the original statment from Bradders...implying working out in the heat is better than...NOT.
Anything that follows is a response to that.
Again working out in the cold will lose him more weight than working out in the heat...MOVE TO FUCKING FARGO AND BE WITH MMQ BRADDERS. -
2022-08-24 at 2:25 PM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson No, the premise is in the original statment from Bradders…implying working out in the heat is better than…NOT.
Anything that follows is a response to that.
Again working out in the cold will lose him more weight than working out in the heat…MOVE TO FUCKING FARGO AND BE WITH MMQ BRADDERS.
Nope the premise is I was directly talking to you and your comment that working out in hot weather is not good. It may not be as good as cold weather but it's also not bad as long as you stay hydrated. You will still lose plenty of weight on top of other additional benefits that cold weather workouts won't provide.
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2022-08-24 at 2:45 PM UTC
Originally posted by mmQ Nope the premise is I was directly talking to you and your comment that working out in hot weather is not good. It may not be as good as cold weather but it's also not bad as long as you stay hydrated.
But my statement "it's not good" was in response to Bradder's implication that it was and would result in greater (that what?) weight loss...Context young Billy...context. -
2022-08-24 at 3:01 PM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson But my statement "it's not good" was in response to Bradder's implication that it was and would result in greater (that what?) weight loss…Context young Billy…context.
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That is it. That's all I need say. Bradley never mentioned cold weather either he just mentioned that the temperatures are hot. And EVEN IF HE DID or he implied the hot weather was better than the cold (I don't think he did), you still just chose one line, where he said the temps, and you responded that its not good. Yu didn't say 'not as good as cold' you said NOT GOOD. but, it is good.
I can go back to showing you sources that prove me right 100 💯 percent
The point is that there is nothing wrong with working out in high temperatures. It IS GOOD. it gives you benefits that cold won't give you. You may or may not burn as many calories at the same rate but nonetheless you will still burn plenty of calories and it isn't some substantial difference. Plus as I mentioned there are additional benefits to hot weather workouts. -
2022-08-24 at 3:02 PM UTChigh level of cognitive ability
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2022-08-24 at 3:02 PM UTCAnd to quote Mr speedy Parker
"I am 100% right I know this for a fact and it doesn't matter what anyone says or does or thinks because I know I'm right for a FACT." -
2022-08-24 at 3:03 PM UTCjigaboo will now try to make a wordplay joke
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2022-08-24 at 3:04 PM UTCNo he's just gonna insist on the cold weather thing again. It doesn't matter. Let's move on.
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2022-08-24 at 3:12 PM UTC
Originally posted by mmQ LOL
That is it. That's all I need say. Bradley never mentioned cold weather either he just mentioned that the temperatures are hot.
Uh no...*I* mentioned cold weather...again his implication was he was losing more weight because he did it in stated temperature range...the temperature range is irrelevant unless you are implying it somehow allowed greater weight loss...so going on the PREMISE he was implying that was the case I corrected him in mentioning that in fact the perceived "extra" weight loss is due to dehydration NOT the temperature...and IF he did indeed want the temperature to be a CONTRIBUTING FACTOR to REAL LONG TERM weight loss then a colder climate would be better.
Context young Billy
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2022-08-24 at 3:15 PM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Uh no…*I* mentioned cold weather…again his implication was he was losing more weight because he did it in stated temperature range…the temperature range is irrelevant unless you are implying it somehow allowed greater weight loss…so going on the PREMISE he was implying that was the case I corrected him in mentioning that in fact the perceived "extra" weight loss is due to dehydration NOT the temperature…and IF he did indeed want the temperature to be a CONTRIBUTING FACTOR to REAL LONG TERM weight loss then a colder climate would be better.
Context young Billy
/smug.
No, it wasn't. He didn't imply that at all. You are forcing an assumed implication that never happened. You should feel ashamed of yourself! Bad dog! Kennel!! -
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