orphans answered Thursday April 5 2012, 3:45 pm: I don't really understand your question, I think it is "Does air conditioning make a difference to the effectiveness of exercise?"
In short, No. When you exercise, you are trying to burn calories. When you are hot, you lose water-which you will replace when you drink water again. Water is obviously necessary for your body, and so you shouldn't try to lose water. Air conditioning can be useful as it prevents you over heating.
So in short, exercise with air conditioning would be best, as it helps to cool you down, and increased sweating only helps you lose water.
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