When Is The Best Time of The Day To Work Out?

 There are pros and cons to morning, afternoon and evening. But most important is consistency. Weight-loss physician Dr. Sue Decotiis says, “What I tell my patients is work out when you can.” But if you have some flexibility …

• Morning exercise can help boost your metabolism and jump-start your day.
• Afternoon exercise is good for intense workouts because your body temperature and muscle flexibility are better.
• Evening exercise can help relieve stress – as long as it’s not too close to bedtime.
• And even if you can’t set aside a block of time to exercise on certain days, “micro-workouts” like taking the stairs or simply getting up from your desk can make a difference.