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Running In Cold Weather

11/13/2014

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Happy November..
 Don't let the cold slow you down. In fact it should speed you up!
Temperatures are going to drop this week across 42 states . Be prepared as the  polar vortex sends a blast of arctic air across the USA . Lower temperatures brings challenges to the cold weather runner.. 

By dressing in layers you can stay warmer by trapping warm air between the layers and wear the appropriate  performance fabrics The fabric should wick away the moisture;  keeping you dry and warm  Wearing a cotton shirt will not wick away the moisture and will quickly  become wet, heavy, cold and uncomfortable. Make sure your feet hands and head are covered This is where you will experience the greatest heat loss. Consider wearing 2 pair of wick away  socks as well as tights under some wind pants Wear a warm hat and scarf and wear some kind of waterproof wind breaker to protect yourself from the elements

Last but not least ....Don't forget to wear some kind of reflective gear as our daylight hours are diminished 

For more detailed tips on Running in the Cold click here



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