The time of day you train can affect your performance and motivation, but the key factor is still consistency and what's convenient for you.[1]
Morning workouts give you a sense of accomplishment before the day even begins and free up your evening for other things.[1]

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At the same time, exercising in the evening or afternoon can deliver better muscle strength and endurance, which is especially helpful for more intense sessions.[1]
No matter the time, short but regular workouts and proper nutrition before and after training make a real difference to your results.[1]
The main thing is to pick a time that fits your schedule and energy level, so you can train regularly and enjoy it.[1]
The best time to train is the one you can stick to consistently and enjoy.
Interval training offers benefits regardless of the time of day — what matters is its quality and regularity.[2] [3]
If you have chronic conditions or any doubts about exercise loads, be sure to consult your doctor.

