Running doesn't count! Running is a warm-making activity.
And for no reason other than that it popped into my mind, the graph of temperature versus marathon times seems to show that people run their fastest times at about 16 degrees celcius. So it's pretty much perfect running weather where Sushi is.
I don't know, it takes a long time to get warm. My athletics club held a run at Darlington a few weeks ago and I complained for the first 4km that I was still cold. (Then the person I was complaining to ran off and left me!) I didn't really warm up until nearly at the end (8km).
The hardest part is, of course, making the decision to get dressed and go outside!
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Date: 2005-07-07 08:34 am (UTC)And for no reason other than that it popped into my mind, the graph of temperature versus marathon times seems to show that people run their fastest times at about 16 degrees celcius. So it's pretty much perfect running weather where Sushi is.
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Date: 2005-07-07 10:17 am (UTC)The hardest part is, of course, making the decision to get dressed and go outside!