hustle.run.thrive. blog — running in the heat
How to Replace Sodium on the Run
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Sodium is essential for maintaining fluid balance, muscle function, and nerve signaling. When you sweat, you’re losing not just water but also electrolytes, and sodium is the most crucial one to replace.
Why Runners Should Pay More Attention to Dew Point Than Humidity
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If you've ever checked the weather before a run and thought, "80 percent humidity? This is going to be brutal," you’re not alone. But what if I told you that humidity percentage isn't actually the best measure of how miserable the air will feel?
The Secret to Summer Running: Hydration and Carbs
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When temperatures rise, your body works overtime to keep you cool. You sweat more, which means you lose not just water but also essential electrolytes like sodium, potassium, and magnesium.
Why Does Running in the Heat Feel Harder in Oklahoma Than in Texas?
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Running in Oklahoma's heat and humidity can feel tougher than in Texas, and there are a few key reasons why.
Humidity vs. Dew Point: What Runners Need to Know
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If you've ever headed out for a run on a muggy morning and felt like you were breathing through a wet sponge, you’ve experienced the effects of humidity and dew point firsthand. Runners talk about temperature all the time, but these two lesser-known weather factors can have just as much impact on performance and comfort.