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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]yesterday was THE HOTTEST day of the year. If you managed even 1 mile you’re a rock star. [/quote]

I ran 5, at a good pace. 😄

Yes, I am that crazy friend that each of you has who actually LOVES running in this weather.

But I’ll be jealous of you all in a couple of months when it’s “too cold” for me to run (basically under 50 degrees) and I rely on yucky indoor cardio machines.  [/quote]

You can run in the cold. Its not that bad once you get used to it. You just need the right gear and you don't even feel it.[/quote]

I [i]can [/i]run in the cold, you’re right, but I HATE it. My nose starts to run as soon as the temp is in the 40s, so then I am either blowing snot rockets or getting snail tails on my sleeves — either is gross. And I have to layer up ridiculously since I’ve got low body temp/low BP to begin with.

I completely admit that as much as people whine about running in the heat and humidity, I’m twice as whiny/wussy about the “cold.” It’s just how I am. I’ll enjoy these hot and humid months, then go into my cardio-machine hibernation! It’ll mean one less runner huffing on your trails from October onwards. 😀[/quote]

I am a total baby about running in the cold. I don't run if it is less than 45 degrees outside. On the flip side, I just did a 3 kile interval run at noon in Florida, 92 degrees and a heat index of 107.  I can't run long in that heat, but I do enjoy short, fast runs in that kind of weather. [/quote]

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