I am dreading heat

[mcoleman]

I live on the SC coast where humidity just makes the heat even more fun! When it really starts to get bad, we just move the runs to pre-dawn. The more I can get done before the sun comes up, the better. It's better than the treadmill and the afternoon nap is even more appreciated!

[missymaya]

mcoleman I hear ya. Down in FL, the heat alone gets pretty ferocious but once you add the himidity, its down right vicious! pre-dawn or dusk outdoors activities it will be then!

[Bluetree]

Ugh, heat.

I am so used to temperate coastal weather that I bomb out whenever I have to go inland for something. (Each mile away from the coast = 1°F hotter)

Plus, I'll be sad to see summer arrive for a different reason. My lonely stretches of beach will be crowded with tourists, kids-running-amuck, cars and trash.

[Wahine]

My Tri training partner in Edmonton AB hated the heat. When we signed up for IM Canada, he had to figure out a way to improve his heat tolerance. So, he signed up for Bikram Yoga. These classes are done in rooms at 40 deg C.

It helped him get through IM Canada which is usaully held in temps above 30 C.

[crazycanuck]

I don't like the heat either....and i'm in Western Australia..

When i was doing the run session on Tues AM late last yr/early this year it was very humid at 530am. I don't deal well with the heat and ran slower than most. The hills were so much fun..

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[East Hill]

I have an excellent excuse in that my migraines get triggered above a certain heat.

So I just don't do it. I know my limitations. I ride my bike instead, no running.

East Hill