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The title should clarify that this focuses on whether running vs walking results in getting fewer raindrops on you: It concludes: "As suggested by common sens
by DrScump 11y ago
The title should clarify that this focuses on whether running vs walking results in getting fewer raindrops on you:
It concludes:
"As suggested by common sense, when it is raining it is
better to move fast. By running faster you get less wet.
but the benefit that you get beyond the speed of a brisk
walk does not justify the supplementary effort. "
Personally, I love running in a light rain just for comfort reasons and (presumably) the negative ions.
- uptownJimmy 11y agoJogging in the rain: that's what I thought the article was about before I clicked. I love to jog in the rain, as long as it's not too cold and not raining too hard. It's lovely.
- LeifCarrotson 11y agoSame. I also expected to see an interesting discussion in these comments about improvements in running shoe and clothing technology that make it more pleasant. The article describes sweatpants, for goodness sake! I can hardly imagine anything less comfortable to run in!
- elif 11y agoI think the best clothing technology for running in the rain has already been invented, and, in fact pre-dates both clothing and technology. :)