I think most runners consider a sports bra to be a shirt. Standard gear for the winter, no. But not not much different from running in shorts and a sleeveless shirt/tank.
I think most runners consider a sports bra to be a shirt. Standard gear for the winter, no. But not not much different from running in shorts and a sleeveless shirt/tank.
runningcats wrote:
I recently realized that I like running in the cold / rain without a shirt. I start out bundled up and then after a few miles I take off my top(s).
For example:
Last this week: I ran at 34F (1 C) with freezing rain, wearing: hat, gloves, sports-bra, running tights, socks, and shoes. I ran 5 miles to warm up (with warm jacket) then 3 more miles without my jacket.
Prior week: I ran at 40F (4 C) intermittent light rain, wearing: hat, gloves, sports-bra, running shorts, long-socks, and shoes. 5 Miles to warm up and 3 more in sports-bra.
I even started to schedule my runs so it will run while it rains. I am really excited about these runs.
I am somewhat self-conscious about this – but running in a sport bra in the summer is not weird to me.
Should I be more self-conscious?
Can anyone relate?
Seems like it'd be a bit nipply out...err..nippy out.
Pics are needed for verification.