How are you doing with the fires, smoke and ash in California this summer?
I'm asking mostly about Central and Northern California where the ash is.
Has it curtailed your running completely, or are you getting some runs in. If so, how, and how is it affecting you?
I'm in Redding, it's crappy but you just deal with it and get used to it, smoke, heat and a little humidity, sometimes i'm lightheaded and feel sick but that was only on bad air quality days, like ash landing on my truck days, but the base needs to get built. oh well, plus it is early in the fire season for this smoke.
I was planning to train hard this summer, but now there are many days that I don't exercise outside at all because the air is so bad. I've not been able to train hard since the last part of May.
It's clear and beautiful in Sacramento today.
it has been pretty nice in fresno the past week or so...but for the latter part of June and early July i was running on a treadmill the air was so bad. i had never had a breathing problem and now i have an inhaler....freakin fires suck. now i run at 6am every morning to avoid the crappy air.
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