Why Hot Showers Should Wait Until You Warm UpĬold-weather rides can be dangerous, especially if you’re going from sweaty intervals to a super-chill endurance pace wearing wet clothes makes it harder to keep your core temperature up, according to the Mayo Clinic. We spoke with Marchese Johnson and Stephen Cheung, Ph.D., professor in the Department of Kinesiology at Brock University in Canada, to get all the details on why you might want to wait to hop in the shower and what you can do when you first come back from a chilly ride instead. “The cold air from a ride combined with a super hot shower will be dehydrating to the skin,” she tells Bicycling. While dermatologist and marathoner Sandra Marchese Johnson, M.D., FAAD, completely understands the urge to boil yourself like a lobster, she’s not a big fan of going from frozen nose and toes to steaming hot in a matter of minutes. Join Bicycling All Access to become a stronger, healthier rider! If you opt for the shower, we don’t blame you-but it might not be the best thing for your body (and skin) postride. Any ideas would be appreciated.When you’ve just gotten home from a long, cold bike ride, what’s the first thing you do to warm up? Do you peel your shoe covers off of your numbed feet and settle down by the fireplace? Do you stick your head in the fridge to hunt down a fast snack, or do you instantly strip down and hop into the hottest shower you can handle? So, just wondered if anyone's run into anything like this, any notion what it might be.
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