Hi! I'm Kiersten, a thirty-something from Maine who accomplished my major life goal of running a marathon on all seven continents. Now I'm in the next phase of my life- being a Mom to a little boy and a dog name Sushi, a wife, and a pediatric nurse. Join me as I run, bike, swim, eat, and laugh my way through life.
I said "brrr... it's cold out there."
I used to run outside no matter what. I was like the post office, out there in the rain, snow, sleet, and cold. I think honestly it was less motivation, and more the fact that I had less flexibility in my schedule. If I planned to run in the morning before run, I allowed just enough time to run, shower, and get to work. There was no time to go to the gym. But now that I work from home, I can take that extra 10 minutes to drive to the gym.
So when I woke up and saw this on my phone, I was not motivated to head outside. Feels like -12. No thanks!
So I pounded out an hour on the treadmill. Super boring. And now I feel like a wimp for not running outside.
What does it take for you to hit up the dreadmill instead of running outside?
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Luckily I only have to deal with New York cold, which is about 20s or so. Since I don't have gym membership, running on a treadmill isn't an option for me, but I hate, hate, running in winter rain. It is just not happening for me.
ReplyDeleteAt least you got the run in! I will run outside in any temp, but skip a run outside if it's too icy or visibility is dangerous for cars to see me.
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