I would like to make a case for cold weather. I hear way more people complain about cold weather than hot weather and I do not get it. If it is cold outside, there is an extremely easy fix: SHUT UP AND PUT MORE CLOTHES ON. If it is hot out, you can only take off so many articles of clothing without being arrested. Side note: public urination can get your name on the level one sex offender list. Unless you are intentionally urinating on or in front of a person, I would tend to disagree with the harshness of this law. Anyways, I have never been more uncomfortable than on a hot humid run where each breath feels like I am sucking in scalding vapor and I am getting little or no oxygen from the effort. I do not enjoy sticking to myself, being asked if I went swimming after running, dripping sweat on evrything, or shrivling to the ground and eventually dying. Excersizing in cold weather starts out mildly uncomfortable but gets nicer as your body heats up. Excersise in hot weather on the other hand starts out uncomfortable and then progresses to untolerable until you eventually pass out and die. Though mild temperatures are obviously preferable, if one extreme must be chosen, clearly cold weather is the better option.
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Hot VS Cold
I would like to make a case for cold weather. I hear way more people complain about cold weather than hot weather and I do not get it. If it is cold outside, there is an extremely easy fix: SHUT UP AND PUT MORE CLOTHES ON. If it is hot out, you can only take off so many articles of clothing without being arrested. Side note: public urination can get your name on the level one sex offender list. Unless you are intentionally urinating on or in front of a person, I would tend to disagree with the harshness of this law. Anyways, I have never been more uncomfortable than on a hot humid run where each breath feels like I am sucking in scalding vapor and I am getting little or no oxygen from the effort. I do not enjoy sticking to myself, being asked if I went swimming after running, dripping sweat on evrything, or shrivling to the ground and eventually dying. Excersizing in cold weather starts out mildly uncomfortable but gets nicer as your body heats up. Excersise in hot weather on the other hand starts out uncomfortable and then progresses to untolerable until you eventually pass out and die. Though mild temperatures are obviously preferable, if one extreme must be chosen, clearly cold weather is the better option.
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