Probably should not have chosen a 36 degree (low 20's with wind chill) to run first 5K bare foot on the beach. Had to run some of it in the ocean as tide was coming up. Lessons learned:
1. Do on a sunny day. Really felt the power/warmth of sun the few small times the sun came out.
2. Having both hands and feet exposed makes a huge difference in keeping both warm.
3. When I went into the 39 degree water, my hands immediately got very cold. Interesting to see how your body is working to force heat to where it is needed.
Pre run looking good:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153757971013961&set=gm.1089964721065831&type=3
1. Do on a sunny day. Really felt the power/warmth of sun the few small times the sun came out.
2. Having both hands and feet exposed makes a huge difference in keeping both warm.
3. When I went into the 39 degree water, my hands immediately got very cold. Interesting to see how your body is working to force heat to where it is needed.
Pre run looking good:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153757971013961&set=gm.1089964721065831&type=3
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