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While exercising at any time is healthier than parking your bum on the sofa, your workout schedule can make a difference in your performance. You have a circadian rhythm that plays a large part in energy levels, and learning how your body works will allow you to choose the best timing for your exercise sessions. According to the American Council on Exercise, the optimal time to exercise is in the late afternoon, when your body is warmest. This is also when your muscles are more flexible, your body is at its strongest and your blood pressure and heart rate are low.
Afternoon Exercise Contrary to the popular belief that exercising in the morning is best, some research shows that the ideal time to exercise from a physiological perspective is actually in the afternoon. Let's have a look at the pros and cons of working out in the afternoon. Afternoon exercise pros Exercising in the afternoon can: 1  Increase exercise performance - our body temperature is ideal & muscles at peak strength. 2  Prevent injuries - our muscles are sufficiently warm and most of us are alert in the late afternoon. 3  Improve performance - the circadian rhythms in our brains are in an ideal state.