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Do you sweat this much???

i am a pretty small guy (160) and i have always been really hot, even on days it snows i always wear shorts to practice, people think that only really big guys dont gt cold, i guess I'm the anomaly
 
nate calls me the "furnace" :redhot: because i am running hot all the time! i'm your average chick with an above average sweating index! this girl can sweat buckets!!!

:D
 
it wouldn't be THAT bad if my sweat didn't stink, however, i'm one smelly bastard :(
 
Ya I sweat a good amount during my workouts. I find I will sweat for no reason in like stores.
 
I am just as bad bfold, lol.

I wake up all wet no matter how cold it is. I sweat when i eat large meals, i sweat when i walk for more than 5 minutes, i am sweating right now in this damn chair and its below freezing outside... heating isn't high either!

I hate it. My clothes are always wet... don't get me started with summertime.
 
Ever since cracking 200, I have noticed a steady increase in sweat directly proportional with any increase in size. Drysol does wonders... they just need some sort of back-applicater thingy :D
My legs don't sweat though... never have. Just the entire upper body. Heck, the upper body makes up for any lack of sweating elsewhere!
 
My roommate, an Chemist and someone who really understands the human body tells me that sweating is a sign of the body's utilization of oxygen... sweat more, utilize oxygen more.

That being said, my shirt and boxers are SOAKED when I get down with my workouts... my hat has salt stains on it.

With THAT being said... I don't see many other people in the weight room sweating....

C-ditty
 
by the end of a normal school day my boxer shorts, socks and the inside of my pants are all wet.
but yeah the bigger i get the more i sweat.
Probably has something to do with the increase in our volume:surface area ratio.
 
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