Smoking And Running

I quit cigarettes for vaping. It was so easy.

Vaping gives you your body back. Especially after 2 weeks when you get all the tobacco crap out of you.

I do 60mpw and vape all throughout the day.

I would absolutely never be able to smoke and run. Impossible for me. Those two things just aren't going to happen for me.

Plus, vaping is good for you and you look cool. Daily double!!!!

Is smoking weed OK?

VapingJamin wrote:

Plus, vaping is good for you and you look cool. Daily double!!!!

And not to mention the sweet Subaru you drive and huge clouds you blow will surely impress the ladies!

Running and smoking is healthier than not running and smoking.

Some people continue to smoke while training, but a lot of people lose the desire to smoke as their training intensity increases. This may happen for you after a few solid track workouts.

Talk to your doctor about smoking cessation remedies. So little is known about vaping that it's probably foolish to replace cigarettes with vape. Quitting nicotine is the only proven way to be healthier...

Good for you! If I had to bet, over time the endorphins from running will become more addictive than the nicotine.

I've run nine marathons, have a 16 min 5K pr, and smoke once every couple of months. And more runners than you would think smoke. And there are plenty of runners who are former smokers. Hope you'll be one soon too!

Hot Buns wrote:

Running and smoking is healthier than not running and smoking.

Some people continue to smoke while training, but a lot of people lose the desire to smoke as their training intensity increases. This may happen for you after a few solid track workouts.

Talk to your doctor about smoking cessation remedies. So little is known about vaping that it's probably foolish to replace cigarettes with vape. Quitting nicotine is the only proven way to be healthier...

This.

Mr.Bird wrote:

Hot Buns wrote:

Running and smoking is healthier than not running and smoking.

Some people continue to smoke while training, but a lot of people lose the desire to smoke as their training intensity increases. This may happen for you after a few solid track workouts.

Talk to your doctor about smoking cessation remedies. So little is known about vaping that it's probably foolish to replace cigarettes with vape. Quitting nicotine is the only proven way to be healthier...

This.

I used to run so I could smoke when living places I couldn't smoke. When I moved to a place I could smoke at home, I stopped running as much.

However, I've since finally quit smoking entirely and boy does it feel good. If you are just doing easy runs and thinking "smoking isn't that bad," try going hard and get ready for the worst feeling ever.

Lisa445 wrote:

maybe there is an option to smoke and run at the same time (not literally haha)?

No.

Smoking is for losers, congrats on trying to stop being one.

I quit smoking in March after 27 years. I was never a heavy smoker but the difference between now and then is incredible. Quite simply, you can only go so far with running as a smoker. You just can't get enough oxygen in your lungs to sustain distance running and you feel like a bag of crap getting in from a run, going straight into the garden and lighting up.

Plus there's less chance of you dying from cancer.

You could use smoking to your advantage. Like in a race run ahead then stop at a tree or something and light one up. Then when the other runners come by they will be like wtf?? It could really catch them off guard but you would have to start running then and put your cigarette out. Iv always wanted to smoke but things just never worked out right.

Stick to glass and you’re okay, imo. Blunts / joints are not as light.

Better yet, just vape the grass and it literally has no impact on your lungs.