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  • FIGHTING_FLIP
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    #1

    Does running in the morning really matter?

    does it make a difference then running at night or in the middle of the day? whats the real difference if any??
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    Energy.Im starting to think about changing my running plan to the morning.Therefore I can rest my legs from all the work I was doing in the day time.

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    • fraidycat
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      #3
      There was just a thread on this. Yes, it matters. Probably more psychologically than physically. Getting up in the morning to run takes discipline; it conditions your mind for the rigors of the sport.

      Especially out here where it's been 45F and raining sideways in the ****ing mornings.

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        #4
        Originally posted by fraidycat
        There was just a thread on this. Yes, it matters. Probably more psychologically than physically. Getting up in the morning to run takes discipline; it conditions your mind for the rigors of the sport.

        Especially out here where it's been 45F and raining sideways in the ****ing mornings.
        Hell,running in 95 degree heat isnt a easy task neither.haha You hear about all those marathoners that were passing out and having heat strokes? And that was 90 degree temp. Imagine that and 90% humidity in the mid day. No joke.I did that today,with sweater tops and bottoms.haha

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        • fraidycat
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          #5
          Originally posted by VERSATILE2K7
          Hell,running in 95 degree heat isnt a easy task neither.haha
          I'll trade you.

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            #6
            Originally posted by fraidycat
            I'll trade you.
            Anytime. You can add clothes to get warm,you can only take off so much to get cool.Think about that one.

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            • fraidycat
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              #7
              Originally posted by VERSATILE2K7
              Anytime. You can add clothes to get warm,you can only take off so much to get cool.Think about that one.
              I just wanna be someplace warm. Getting out of a nice warm bed to go run in pitch-black, freezing, wind-driven rain sucks.

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              • greengloves
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                #8
                Originally posted by fraidycat
                There was just a thread on this. Yes, it matters. Probably more psychologically than physically. Getting up in the morning to run takes discipline; it conditions your mind for the rigors of the sport.

                Especially out here where it's been 45F and raining sideways in the ****ing mornings.
                boo hoo it has already snowed here

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                • Verstyle
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by fraidycat
                  I just wanna be someplace warm. Getting out of a nice warm bed to go run in pitch-black, freezing, wind-driven rain sucks.
                  I can feel ya there though.

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                  • msagrain
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                    #10
                    it depeends what type of person you are. some people don't like running in the moring because your half asleep

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