staffsblue
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Completed my 80th Parkrun in a very muddy Peel Park in 29:57 this morning.
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gaz76
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Alex Parkrun this morning 139th finisher, 23.43
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Sale Moor Blue
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Hi All
Just need some advice please.
I'm training for Manchester marathon and going really well. Doing about 40 odd miles a week.
But I seem to be having a real issue with very cold hands (not during running but just in normal every day life.
Its been going on a few months now.
I'm 48 in good health but don't know whether this is anything to worry about?
Just need some advice please.
I'm training for Manchester marathon and going really well. Doing about 40 odd miles a week.
But I seem to be having a real issue with very cold hands (not during running but just in normal every day life.
Its been going on a few months now.
I'm 48 in good health but don't know whether this is anything to worry about?
When The Levee Breaks
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13 miles today. 1h 40m. Got piss wet though, on the last 2 miles but good for the soul.
gaz76
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The Mrs gets cold hands because of reynard syndrome, but best to get it checked out by a doc mate, the Internet is the worst place to look for medical adviceHi All
Just need some advice please.
I'm training for Manchester marathon and going really well. Doing about 40 odd miles a week.
But I seem to be having a real issue with very cold hands (not during running but just in normal every day life.
Its been going on a few months now.
I'm 48 in good health but don't know whether this is anything to worry about?
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Sale Moor Blue
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Thanks mate sure it's just old age lolThe Mrs gets cold hands because of reynard syndrome, but best to get it checked out by a doc mate, the Internet is the worst place to look for medical advice
gaz76
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Hope not, your only a year older than me!!Thanks mate sure it's just old age lol
staffsblue
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Hi All
Just need some advice please.
I'm training for Manchester marathon and going really well. Doing about 40 odd miles a week.
But I seem to be having a real issue with very cold hands (not during running but just in normal every day life.
Its been going on a few months now.
I'm 48 in good health but don't know whether this is anything to worry about?
I'm the same as I have poor circulation. Don't be ashamed to wear gloves on colder days.
BlueHammer85
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Parkrun 173
28:40 - one massive mud hill x2 which had to walk up
Was a struggle after a heavy boozy week
London Olympic Park around hammers stadium 10k tomorow
28:40 - one massive mud hill x2 which had to walk up
Was a struggle after a heavy boozy week
London Olympic Park around hammers stadium 10k tomorow
As @gaz76 days, have it checked out, just to be on the safe side.Hi All
Just need some advice please.
I'm training for Manchester marathon and going really well. Doing about 40 odd miles a week.
But I seem to be having a real issue with very cold hands (not during running but just in normal every day life.
Its been going on a few months now.
I'm 48 in good health but don't know whether this is anything to worry about?
However, I too get cold hands and especially feet (toes). I wear thick socks for running, and gloves. I rarely run in extreme cold, and hardly ever in the rain. I even got some heated gloves, but they're not ideal for running - heavy and difficult to get to my watch.
It'll soon be Spring though, and running will get a whole lot warmer and more enjoyable.
Edit. I did my 86th Parkrun this morning at Stretford (30:40). I had jogging pants covering my legs, thick socks, warm fleece hat, gloves, tee shirt with a long sleeved shirt over it. Still had cold fingers and toes though.