⚡ Quick Answer
Drink 500ml 2 hours before training, 150–250ml every 15–20 minutes during exercise, and 500–750ml in the hour after training. In Indian summer (35–45°C outdoor exercise), increase all quantities by 30–50%. Sweat rate during exercise is 500ml–1.5L per hour depending on intensity and conditions.
Workout Hydration Numbers
Before Training
Start hydrated. Drink 500ml of water 2 hours before your session. This gives your kidneys time to process the water before you begin. Arriving at training already dehydrated means you're playing catch-up — and performance suffers from the first set.
During Training
Sip 150–250ml every 15–20 minutes during exercise. Don't wait for thirst — thirst signals lag behind actual fluid needs during exercise. Sustained aerobic exercise (running, cycling, swimming) depletes fluid faster than resistance training. Hot conditions dramatically increase sweat rate and therefore fluid requirements.
After Training
Replace lost fluid. The easiest method: weigh yourself before and after training. Every 500g of body weight lost equals approximately 500ml of fluid lost. Drink to replace this over the hour following training. Add electrolytes (sodium, potassium) if the session was longer than 60 minutes or sweating was heavy.
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💡 Cold Water During Exercise
Cold water (4–10°C) during exercise reduces core body temperature more effectively than warm water, which may support better performance in hot conditions. A BIS-certified insulated bottle keeps water cold for 12–14 hours in outdoor summer conditions.
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