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  1. #1
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    I still prefer to run outside, although we rarely have 6" of snow outside, and I would be inclined to use an indoor track if large enough (5 loops to a mile, for example, which are scarce). Most indoor tracks require 10 loops to a mile, which can strain the knee facing the inside of the track. Alternating directions is typically not possible... Between a small track and a treadmill, I would prefer the latter, but it I find it boring and keep looking at the clock. In most gyms, you need to keep it at 30 minutes.

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    I listen to This American Life podcasts when I use a treadmill. It's the only time I get to hear all the stories without interruption.

    thislife.org

    Karen

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tuckervill View Post
    I listen to This American Life podcasts when I use a treadmill. It's the only time I get to hear all the stories without interruption.

    thislife.org

    Karen
    Great idea! I was going to go to the rec center tonight but dh had dinner waiting when I got home....and I stuffed myself Normally we have dinner after I'm back from my run.

    When I was out yesterday afternoon it was hard to find a place to run that wasn't either snow packed or straight up ice.

    Thanks for the input ladies!

 

 

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