Experts say it’s fine to workout during the holy month, but you need to be wary of low energy levels and the potential of dehydration

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During Ramadan, many Muslims will start fasting between dawn and sunset throughout the holy month.
In order to healthily fast there’s a lot to think about – like what food to eat when you do break, what you should be drinking and how to prevent a disrupted sleep schedule. Another big consideration for many practising Muslims is how best to exercise during the holy period.
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There’s no reason you should stop working out because you’re fasting, but it’s obvious you shouldn’t be aiming for PBs in weightlifting during this time. You have to be a bit more careful with how and when you exercise, as your body isn’t as fuelled as it might normally be.
This is what a medical professional and a personal trainer have to say about working out during Ramadan.
What a doctor says…

What a personal trainer says…
