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  • shady one way street

    Was disappointed this meant "shelter from the sun"

    Great effort there.

  • Enjoyed that, thanks for sharing! Sounds like quite a bizarre experience.

  • Hahahaha I have changed it to "shaded". It's actually a really nice street in the Former French Concession so I feel bad accidentally slagging it off! The street near mine with the club that I ran past at 3am is definitely waaaaay more shady.

  • I liked it!

    Also. Pocari sweat. Did you get sponsorship?

  • I should be sponsored by them! Maybe I'll write to them, I've only got a few boxes left of the stuff, I could do with more... It was the only thing I could really stomach after the free flow bloody marys messed up any half-arsed nutrition plan.

  • Berlin's off, New York's off. Lack of decision on London looks increasingly like the sort of dithering / "but what about the economy" the Tories are playing at with everything else. Just fucking call it off.

  • I appear to have transcended to some sort of elite training status today


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  • 1hr30 run last night, left it late so it wasn't too hot, but found my limit for running without water in this weather.
    Running has taken a hit since bigger rides were back on the lockdown menu but gradually getting back to where I was at the start of May - learning to be extra patient (and extra tired) when juggling the two.

  • the gps went awry at the start

    I've been using this site to tweak shonky GPS measurements - you can remove / move any track point on a GPX file

    https://opoto.github.io/wtracks/

    (It works far quicker if you use the tool that removes all track points within 1m)

    It was fairly straight forward to identify fix years & years of GPX data, once fetcheveryone / smashrun showed my best times

    I like the way that Smashrun tells me that Thursdays are my slowest days - by quite some margin.

  • Anyway - Running hats. What are people wearing?

    I'm never sure if they make running in the sun & heat any more bearable.

  • https://www.decathlon.co.uk/mens-running-cap-black-id_8489276.html

    Helps keep the sweat off for the forehead as it mostly soaks into the cap and then drips off the peak.

    Mostly.

  • I've got a very similar Nike one in white, which I've been using a lot recently. Helps keep sweat out of the eyes, shields the blinding sun, and definitely feels cooler. Soak in cold water before the run for added chill factor.

    I also got some proper tennis-style sweat bands for my sweaty hands for indoor rowing, and wear those (or one right wrist/Garmin left wrist) which I started wearing on lock-down runs to help avoid touching my face, but wear them out of habit now anyway.

  • in white

    Decrackalon used to do them in white, maybe they're just out of stock at the mo. There is a light grey one:-

    https://www.decathlon.co.uk/C-2581619-running-caps-hats-and-visors

    (Reminds me, I was going to get a couple of the kids ones for MiniGB.)

    Even after a 5k this morning mine was absolutely soaked through (I'd also lost 0.5kg through sweat in just 30 minutes).

  • https://www.nike.com/gb/t/acg-aw84-cap-Ms9S8m/CU6522-470

    I mostly run wearing hats and this is now my go to - the toggle tightening works really nicely

  • I don't think anyone should be running wearing me :(

  • Inov - 8 used to do great summer hats with a towelling band on the inside

  • It must be entirely in my head but I've always noticed that I feel less hot if I run with sunglasses on a hot sunny day.

  • Annoyingly, Inov8 used to do a lot of good stuff. Then they stopped.

    I've ordered a 2XU and a Salomon - we'll see which one works best.

  • It would be distracting more than anything.

    "Are we there yet? I'm huuuungry" etc...

  • I quite fancy an 80's Wimbledon style headband thing, as I find I'm routinely blinded by sweat in my eyes when it gets this hot.

  • My Garmin 945 is taunting me that I have a long way to go to get used to this heat...

    11%

  • That will give you a very unforgiving tan line

    I recently had a 2xu run cap, decent fit, but mesh panels in the top

    Montane Coda cap which was too big and an OMM trail cap in S/M which could have been a kid's hat.

    I have an old Decathlon one which, as someone said earlier, drips the sweat off the peak.

    My best of the three was 2xu, but I didn't fancy weird tanlines on my noggin.

    I will try the OMM one in a larger size at some point

  • Is there a solution to more forerunner 235 locking my cadence instead of heart rate?

  • Got one of these recently, not sure it'll stop my bald spot getting burnt, but is nice and cool and keeps the sweat off.
    https://www.alpinetrek.co.uk/patagonia-duckbill-cap/

  • I’ve had my eyes on one of these. Do they fit a bit like a cycling cap?

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