curious wrote:
What about an indoor track? It would save you some work and would be warm! Before you call me a wimp, I am from the Northeast as well so I know cold and snow and misery.
Why would you need to shovel the snow on an indoor track?
Am I missing something here?
I was suggesting an indoor track so that the poster wouldn't have to shovel snow.
Go for it, break out the shovel.
YES I have done this in the past (1990 to be exact) in Reno when a 8 incher snowfall hit when I wanted to do some repeat 1000s.
jason
Shoveling snow sure beats shoveling poo.
[quote]TrueNorth Runner wrote:
But when it's -40c (approx -10f i think)
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Uh...last I checked -40C is -40F.
christ dude does everything have to be sexually related? 8 inches my ass.
I dont think shoveling a track to do winter intervals is part of the 'run your best marathon in 6 weeks' plan in RW.
Good job. I would do the same but I live in FL.