Getting lazy

Hi everyone, is it normal for us outside runners to get lazy around the cold
season,
Ps, im in Phoenix, Az
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Huguito said:

Hi everyone, is it normal for us outside runners to get lazy around the cold
season, untill a week ago i was running everyday except Sun, got up at 6am
to start my daily run along the canal, these past 2 days my alarm goes off
and i just feel plain lazy and its cold, but those 2 together and im back to
zzzzzzzzzz, this question is just out curiosity.

Ps, im in Phoenix, Az

You think you've got it bad. In the Southern hemisphere, the hot season is
approaching. Heat is much harder to run in than cold.

PS I'm in Antartica

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It gets cold in Arizona?

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Hi everyone, is it normal for us outside runners to get lazy around the

cold

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season,
Ps, im in Phoenix, Az
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It gets cold in Arizona?

When you open the freezer.

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Anonymous said:

It gets cold in Arizona?

When I lived in Florida I would turn on the car heater in the fall
when the temps dropped into the low 70s.

It depends on what you're used to. That might sound extreme but
at the same time I would go on 10 mile runs in the summer
afternoon sun. Today that would kill me - a few days ago I was
running around in a tee-shirt and thought temps in the 40s were
only "cool," but not really worth pulling out a sweatshirt.

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Anonymous said:

It gets cold in Arizona?

It certainly does. Having lived in Flagstaff for quite a number of
years, it was not uncommon for the temps to drop into the (-10F) range.
It's also not that uncommon for snow flurries to develop around Memorial
Day - conversely the temps rarely exceed 90F during the summer either.
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After many years, daily running becomes an "urge" like eating, sleeping, etc.
You get used to it.

That's weird, because your post is having the same effect on
m...........zzzzzzzzzzzz.