Hello! I made it to Florida. Not too shab.
Wait. I do need to give a shout out to National Donut Day. But since I celebrated hard on Monday (marathon victory lap) I had some of these fried apples from Cracker Barrel. Stolen. (Well, we paid for the meal, but I stole this from Ben.)
This morning I woke up hungry and started the day with come cereal and iced coffee.
Then, I set off on a run. I ‘slept in’ and didn’t get out the door until 7am – big mistake. I need to try and beat the heat a little bit more. It’s about 88 degrees, feels like 94. I don’t think that’s too bad, but the humidity – I am NOT used to that in ol’ California.
Thank you water fountain.
I ended up doing 8 miles. By the end I was a sloptopimus.
Then, I stumbled to 7-11 and the guy looked the other way as I made a massive iced coffee in a big gulp cup.
Breakfast!
And now it’s time to hit the beach. See ya in a bit!!
And in previous “it’s too hot to run posts…”
Tips for Running in Hot Weather
Question: Would you rather run in hot or cold?
Jolene @ Homespun Heritage says
I’d rather run in the cold! But, girl, I’m in Michigan (born in SoCal raised in the Mitt) so I just don’t do heat well. My body does seem to cool itself well…I’ll be hotter than hades and my body will be ice cold to the touch. Give me a cold day….any day!
Phebe says
Big Gulps huh? 🙂
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_j5tDuakKU&feature=kp
Suegene says
I prefer the cold – but was in Florida (Manasota Key) a few weeks ago. Made myself get out and get it done every other day – and like you, was completely drenched. One day followed it up with “Beach Yoga” and almost fell over on my tree pose…….awesome stuff.
Sue says
The heat wave just started here :(; it’s about mid-30s during the day and about 31 C during the evening – not much of a respite. Definitely like running in cooler temps.
Lisa @ Running out of Wine says
I was in Florida a few weeks ago and it was so hot …even early in the morning. It did get me prepared for the summer weather in Baltimore, which is just as hot and humid!
Ash Bear says
Definitely definitely prefer running in the cold! You can layer up but you can only take off so many layers for a run!
Heather @ Run Eat Play says
I also have to say hot weather. Cold here in Chicago isn’t fun…I guess the heat isn’t either. Too bad we just don’t always have perfect weather 🙂
Livi says
Ugh those hot days are the worst!! It makes the runs so much harder!
Charlotte says
Hot, hot, hot hands down. I’m from Canada so I experience extreme heat and bone-chilling cold. Humidity is a lot easier to take than feeling as though you can’t move your face.
Emily @ Fit as a Mother... says
Hot beats cold for sure! I ran the Atlanta half marathon last Thanksgiving in 28 degree weather. Miserable!!
Cristina Lowry says
I’ll take cooler weather over heat any day. Running in humidity is so hard! Although So Cal has the best of both worlds. http://www.therestlessrunner.com
Deborah Brooks @ Confessions of a Mother Runner says
Have fun-nice view!!
Cheri @ Overactive Blogger says
Ahhhh I want to hit the beach so bad. One of my co-workers was talking about a pool party he was going to, and I was so so trying to snag an invite…no such luck!
Becky @ Ok, so here's the plan says
If I had to choose I would rather run in cold weather. The heat kills me! Though layering to run in the cold is no fun either.
Mary says
I wish we had water fountains out on running routes in the UK. Although I guess we have pubs. Stopped for a lemonade in one pub today, and a cider in another. Pub crawl! 🙂
Tiffany @ The Chi-Athlete says
Humidity kills me! And we had enough of it in San Antonio. I’m hoping for less of it up here in the Chi. <3 Way to get out there, missy!
LauraMae says
Thank you for the heat post links!!! I have been dying running in over 100 degrees in Arizona!
Flower says
LOL, our humidity is so much fun, isn’t it? Even so, I’ll take hot weather over cold any day.
Sally @ sweat out the small stuff says
Definitely cold!!! I sweat so much in the summer months. Humidity in NYC is bad too.
But I love the ease of tank and shorts or capris in the warmer months. Hate layering for the cold.