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Can you still burn calories when you don't sweat that much when exercising?
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Yes: Yes, you still burn calories when you exercise even if you don't sweat that much.As you exercise more and get in better aerobic shape you will normally begin to sweat more ( usually).
Answered 9/29/2016
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