| wow - a thread where everyone agrees! |
| No way. I will run in every weather but ice and lightning. I’m tough, but not willing to take foolish risks. |
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Nope. I took the dog to the dog park during a break in the sleet to get steps in, did a virtual workout through my work, and another workout with the kids.
I’ll run in snow, not ice. |
| Treadmill at home for me today. |
It was terrible in DC. I'll wait until tomorrow. |
| Friday: going to shoot for 3 miles. My canine running buddy will be staying at home. |
You just have to find the right surfaces to run on. Snow on top of some ice is actually pretty good, as you get some crunchy traction. And slow down, obviously. Or if you know of any gravel paths those can work well. |
| I ran today on the roads. Sidewalks and track were covered in snow and ice but roads were fine. |
You sound neurotic. Do you have an obsession with exercise? |
Trying to muster up mental motivation by challenging others = neurotic?! Are you fat? I ask that because that's something I'd say out of jealousy, when I was fat. |
| NP - I'm hoping to get out today, has anyone had success with any trails in Bethesda near the DC border? How is CC? Or should I stick to the streets? |
Not sure, but I know a lot of trails in VA have been salted and are very clear. If you're going out for <5 miles or so it should be fine. Long run, you may have more issues looking for distance that's clear. There are still icy patches here and there so watch your footing, but paths seems overwhelmingly clear on trails. |
| You bitches is crazy 😜 |
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I ran 7 on the mall yesterday which was mostly clear, a few spots of slush mixed with ice.
Was supposed to do 5 this morning but postponing til later in the day when it gets above freezing. |
| Trails in Rock Creek were pretty icy looking still when I went through late yesterday afternoon. For hiking probably okay but wouldn't try trail running. |