When is the best time to run

[thatjamaicanguy]

thanks for the awesome feedback.

Now some other things to consider....

I live in a place where it's really dang cold (temperature now is 6 degrees F)
and i usually go out there in the cold running with my dog, but i haven't done that in a while.

AND the neighborhood i live in is a place up in the hills so the roads have a constant incline, so whenever you run it's either up or downhill, never flat across the road...

so i was wondering if i could make a sort of work out where i start at the bottom of the hill, sprint to the top, walk down, catch my breath, then run up the hill and repeat

i would love to know what you guys think

[NYU Alum.]

thanks for the awesome feedback.

Now some other things to consider....

I live in a place where it's really dang cold (temperature now is 6 degrees F)
and i usually go out there in the cold running with my dog, but i haven't done that in a while.

AND the neighborhood i live in is a place up in the hills so the roads have a constant incline, so whenever you run it's either up or downhill, never flat across the road...

so i was wondering if i could make a sort of work out where i start at the bottom of the hill, sprint to the top, walk down, catch my breath, then run up the hill and repeat

i would love to know what you guys think

Why don't you just do it!!

[thatjamaicanguy]

i just wanted your opinion, but i will do it now since you told me to do it

[Spartacus Sully]

i just wanted your opinion, but i will do it now since you told me to do it

Its best to mix up what your doing if one day you want to run up and down a hill to improve your speed try it but other days you might want to just run in one direction for 15 or 30 mins then head home every time you run you can take a diffrent path, theres also parks that you can go to some may offer multiple hills or some may just be giant flat loops, but whats best to do is to just do it.

6 degrees psh atleast your only running im trying to keep up with my biking over winter and its ****ing cold.

[Mares]

best time to run is moments after u blew off your load.

[Spartacus Sully]

best time to run is moments after u blew off your load.

especially if it was all over the chick in front of you waiting to check out at the local acme super market.

or

Sex.......is like....... a gun,
doot-doo-do-doo-doo
doot-doo-do-doo-doo
You Aim......You shoot.....You run
doot-doo-do-doo-doo
doot-doo-do-doo-doo

["Shion"]

Its best to mix up what your doing if one day you want to run up and down a hill to improve your speed try it but other days you might want to just run in one direction for 15 or 30 mins then head home every time you run you can take a diffrent path, theres also parks that you can go to some may offer multiple hills or some may just be giant flat loops, but whats best to do is to just do it.

6 degrees psh atleast your only running im trying to keep up with my biking over winter and its ****ing cold.

Why the hell would you bike in this weather?

Bike in the ****ing spring or summer, man.

Cold weather is IMO one of the best time's to do some running because your body requires more body heat while being in that temperature, thus making you sweat more in the long run.

Also, to the guy who said running 2 miles a day is hard work, you are wrong.

If you want to be a boxer, 2 miles a day will not cut it.

I understand that you have jobs too and might not have time, but make time.

I have two jobs and school to deal with and can still make time to run my 5 miles all at once.

Running is the key to good stamina.

[CymruAmByth]

Why the hell would you bike in this weather?

Bike in the ****ing spring or summer, man.

Cold weather is IMO one of the best time's to do some running because your body requires more body heat while being in that temperature, thus making you sweat more in the long run.

Also, to the guy who said running 2 miles a day is hard work, you are wrong.

If you want to be a boxer, 2 miles a day will not cut it.

I understand that you have jobs too and might not have time, but make time.

I have two jobs and school to deal with and can still make time to run my 5 miles all at once.

Running is the key to good stamina.

I didn't say running 2 miles was hard work, i said running in the morning was hard work.

[Weebler I]

I didn't say running 2 miles was hard work, i said running in the morning was hard work.

getting up is the hard bit lol

[CymruAmByth]

getting up is the hard bit lol

Lol yeah. I suffer from the "another 10 minutes and i'll get up" syndrome!