As cold weather is hitting everywhere else in the US (except, you know, Southern California), I asked a few Sweat Pink sisters to share their favorites, tricks and tips for beating the ice and still staying on top of their fitness game in the winter. They'll be featured here this week!
Last, but not least... Ivanna, from Petite Heartbeat!
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Cold weather running can be challenging. When I first moved
to Denver in winter 2011, I knew my running life was over, at least for the
season! :) Not only was it cold, I also couldn’t seem to adjust to the altitude. Being
5280 feet up was not agreeing with me.
I would usually run about 3-5 times a week before moving to
Denver and that dropped to 1 time a week. Not cool! Well, certainly cool as in cold but not so awesome... well you get the point.
Needless to say I needed to do something, so first I
stocked up on cold weather running gear. I purchased a breathable jacket, some
gloves, hats and a balaclava to cover my mouth, thick socks also came in handy.
My favorite cold weather gear came from Nike. They have a great selection of
items my favorite being their compression leggings. These items helped me deal
with the elements.
Like these Nike ProHyperwarms! And the patterns are just fun. |
Aside from staying warm, now I just needed to get my breathing down. In order to get
into running shape in the altitude I would build my endurance by doing run/walk
circuits. I ended up running more than walking in order to stay warm.
I now run 3-5 days a week, and when the temp is very cold and
icy I just take it to the treadmill in my basement. This is probably my
favorite cold weather running item!
Stay Warm and Run Fast!
xx Petite Heartbeat
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Make sure you follow Ivanna on
- Instagram: @petite_heartbeat
- Twitter: @petiteheartbeat
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