lots of layers, running midday, adjusting route to winds

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Uhhhh grow some nuts and stay hard

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Also has anyone tried woodway treadmills where you just run and thoughts on that?

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honestly running in the snow is a top tier experience once you get past being cold the first few minutes

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Honestly STARTING a run in the freezing cold is the hardest part, but after literally like a minute, the running makes up for it and your body warms uoy

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run outside, it’s good for u and it builds discipline

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Sometimes local universities have indoor tracks or fields that you can jog on, mine does for example and it’s open to the public most of the time. I run track and field I see it all the time

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*up

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Sunglasses of some sort to protect your eyes and a face gator to make breathing easier and prevent windburned cheeks. A beanie as well. Cover your ears to prevent the aching that could happen from cold!

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The hardest part for me is starting, so I’ll start on the treadmill just so I get warmed up, then throw on all my layers and head outside. Obviously this only works if you have a treadmill near a route to run.

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Layers, i personally get warmer as i run so try mid day running it can get warm enough

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layer up

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Ok it’s just like this air is literally shocking my lungs just to walk in let alone run

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Umm hate to be the bearer of bad news but the reality is to stop being a bitch, suck it up, and go on a mothafucken run

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