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Only In The Midwest, Rainy Run On Monday And A Snowy Run On Tuesday

ByTim Nolte

Once the winter weather season hits I always have to remember that I will end up slowing down. It’s a good time to focus on just enjoying the run. Some may thinks it’s pretty crazy to consider a winter run as something to be enjoyed. If you dress right you can easily enjoy a winter run.

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