Best city for endurance athletes to live in post-COVID?

How about quitting your Peter Pan delusions and instead, GET A JOB.

you know training and having a job aren't mutually exclusive, right?

You know, for a lot of people, their career/job factors into where they live, right?

that's why i specifically asked post-COVID in 2022, where a lot of people have remote jobs. get with the times.

Tucson...

Portland, OR

Washington, DC

Montreal, QE

Durham, NC

Toronto, ON

Boulder still rocks...pun intended. It's far cheaper than people make it out to be.

Why? I don't want to work for a faceless corporation.

Here are the cities with the cleanest air:

lung.org

Cleanest Cities | State of the Air

Choose a city to learn more about its ranking.

Open link

The pros cycle through Boulder/Colorado Springs, Central FL in winter, and Flagstaff. Take your pick.

Boulder bro

I read where heat is the new altitude so come to Knoxville. Sure it's hot, but that also means that it doesn't really get that cold in the Winter. There's the Smokey Mountains for some trails and biking, and there are lots of pretty UT girls around town.

Chattanooga is a nice place too.

He's not homeless looking for a place to shoot up downtown

Why would you assume that? Maybe the OP is a successful person and can live in the west hills area, absolutely stunning area, fantastic city.

A lot of our vets are homes less on downtown Portland.

Move to Dallas or Austin. Everyone is moving there, will really get under those locals skin. Guarantee everyone tells you the state of TX is full. Great running weather there in TX, hotter n hell in summer so will prepare you for fall marathons/races

Beautiful, sunny, christian, conservative, Omaha NE

Honolulu and I'm not kidding.

My top two would be Denver or Phoenix.

Boulder bro

28th McDonalds bro 😎

BRAP, SEBO, NsG