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Old 01-19-2006, 07:00 AM   #1
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I could not run here on the ice and the snow, no way. It's indoor workouts all the way. Either at home or at the gym.
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Old 03-08-2006, 07:00 AM   #2
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I love my treadmill in winter and its really all i can do with 3 little ones here running all about.
Another reason why I run at 5AM! Everyone is still sleeping, and hubby is always home at that time. He doesn't complain about watching them at that hour either
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Old 03-30-2006, 07:00 AM   #3
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I just checked the temp, and it's 2 degrees out there! I think the dreadmill is calling me
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Old 04-02-2006, 08:00 AM   #4
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I love my treadmill in winter and its really all i can do with 3 little ones here running all about.
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Old 05-11-2006, 07:00 AM   #5
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I'm a total wimp in the cold and hate the dark. I'm amazed how I manage to run on some of these days. I'll run in rain and snow. I've found myself enjoying days that I never dreamed I'd be outside in. My tips:

I prefer running over walking, as I don't get as "heated" up while walking, so I'm always cold. With running, I warm up.

I run first thing in the morning, before I realize how cold it is. At the end of the day, when I'm leaving work cold and tired, I can't imagine spending any time outdoors - I just want to get in my warm car. I also find that the weather is usually calmer in the morning.

Dressing correctly is important. Wear clothes that wick moisture (Dri-Fit, CoolMax, etc). This works for both cool and warm weather. Once you sweat, the wet clothes could really make you sick. I wear a light inner layer that's tighter fitting, with a warmer outter layer (fleece top). The sweat wicks to the outter layer, keeping you warm and dry. My hat, gloves and socks are also Cool-max. I also wear a reflective vest.

I check the temp before I leave the house. When it's under 35, I wear a 2nd layer of pants. Under 20, I wear a 3rd layer jacket. I find that the worst days are not the coldest, they are the days where the windchill is way below the actual temp. I prefer running in 10 degrees over a 30 degree day with a 20 windchill.

I keep a log of all my runs/walks. I log mileage, temps, pace, shoes, and some personal notes. This keeps me motivated.

Ice is the main obstacle that will keep me inside, as it's just dangerous. I really dread the treadmill, but it's there if I need it.
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Old 07-20-2006, 07:00 AM   #6
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Gee for me it's the opposite, I hate working out in the hot weather. Sari and other aussies will know what I'm talking about! *turns up her fan*. I love working out on the colder weather 'cause then you get heated up. Anyway, I know that didn't really help, but just had to comment :wink:
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Old 07-31-2006, 07:00 AM   #7
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I am with kimbo on this one! I prefer cooler weather when it comes to exercise... mind you... I may change my tune if I was living where it snowed lol

In winter where I live.. and even at times where Kimbo lives.. you can still get away with shorts and a T-shirt lol

65 degrees fahrenheight is quite cold! Where I live we are lucky to get that of a night time in winter let alone the day! lol

The only sport I like this time of year is swimming...

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