Sensible.. we had our cross trainer for the same reason...
I simply will not run in icy conditions...! But, walking with small runner in training, ( granddaughter in buggy) however is not an option... she loves her morning walk...despite compacted snow and icy pavements...slow and steady was never more appropriate!!!
Absolutely Floss. Better to wait until conditions are safe rather than risk injury or catch a cold. Running is supposed to be a fun activity, so even if almost at graduation better to wait until you can enjoy your success to the full.
True... most of us are being sensible... but it just is not worth real injury... apparently today, in the West Midlands was the worst day for ambulance call outs for slips, tumbles and falls!
I was walking outside on shoveled walkways on my off-running day and nearly landed on my rump a couple times on some icy spots. Your alert has been noted!
Up where you and others on here are maybe floss, down here it's not so bad, although I was slipping around a tad because my shoe soles are worn, good job I was holding onto slinky, so lesson learnt..😊
Boo, still snow everywhere. Royal Mail have emailed me that they are going to attempt delivery, for the third day running (or rather not running!!!.
Yaxtrax grips are brilliant! I hate walking on ice let alone running on it but with the yaxtrax I've managed to get a run in every day even on icy hills. I got some designed for running in but admittedly it's harder work running in them than it would've been normally so I've only done short, slow runs but still a good investment.
Ah, what a lovely clip. Take care out there folks - or better still, skip the runs until the conditions are safer. (Thumper has good ice technique though).
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