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  • How to Run or Jog in Hot Weather

    Summertime provides us with some of the best days of the year for running with additional hours of sunlight, beautiful scenery, and temperatures that allow us to run in shorts and short-sleeves. ...

  • How to Follow Cold Weather Tips for Running or Walking Outdoors

    When running outdoors in cold weather, wear gloves that wick moisture away from the body to protect the skin tissue. Run in cold weather with tips from a professional fitness trainer in this free...

  • How to Follow Cold-Weather Tips for Running or Walking Outdoors

    When running or walking outdoors in cold weather, wear long running pants, a long-sleeved shirt, running gloves and even a hat during the warm-up jog. Layer clothing when running in the cold, and...

  • How to Dress for Trail Running

    Trail running is a great way to get into shape, enjoy nature and get away from the hustle and bustle of urban life. But if you just throw on your shoes and hit the trail, you may find yourself...

  • How to Exercise in Cold Weather

    Are you one of those people whose body screams when it doesn’t get its regular dose of exercise? Sports-minded people like marathon runners and seasoned walkers who exercise consistently tend to...

  • How to Run in Winter Weather

    For those of us who run all year round, winter running can be the most challenging. We dream of spring and fall running when the temperature is prefect for those long and medium runs. The key to...

  • How to Run in the Winter

    You roll over and look out the window at a grey winter sky. Perhaps the ground is covered in tired snow, and you groan as you see your running shoes peeking at you from across the room. You tell...

  • How to Dress for a Cold Marathon

    Race day weather and the resulting agony over clothing choices can make any runner nervous—but for a marathoner—the stakes are even higher. When you have 26.2 miles ahead of you, you’re stuck with...

  • How to Run in Cold Weather

    Most serious runners love the challenge and variety that goes along with running in the great outdoors and will gladly trade the warm security of the gym for the open road. Cold weather running...

  • How to Prepare for Chilly Fall Runs

    Prepping for a comfortable and high-performance run in the fall requires a bit more thought than in the summer. For starters, the shorter days may require a change in your routine or at least...

  • How to Train for a Marathon During the Winter

    If you're considering training for a spring marathon, you'll be training during cold winter months. These freezing temperatures can make some aspects of your marathon training even more...

  • How to Buy Winter Running Clothes

    You don't have to spend cold winters inside the gym running on a treadmill. New technology allows runners to dress comfortably for cold weather running. Follow the steps below before you decide to...

  • How to Continue a Running Regimen Through the Winter

    There's not much that destroys our love of outdoor activity more than cold weather. Many serious runners who train hard spring through fall still hit the treadmills or the holiday buffet to avoid...

  • How to Select Winter Running Apparel

    While the cold weather tends to keep serious runners indoors pounding on treadmills, simply picking the right clothes can keep us outdoors and comfortable all year long.

  • How to Take an Ice Bath

    An ice bath sounds terrible, and, well, it is. But the benefits of an ice bath, when taken cold enough and long enough, will save you from a lot of muscle soreness and potential injuries.

  • How to Be Safe While Running in the Winter

    With the right clothing and a few seasonal accommodations, it's possible to get a great running workout whether under any conditions. However, it's important to take certain precautions when...

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