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5 Must Haves For a Run in the Summer Rain

We've all had plenty of experience running on dry days, but what about cloudy, rainy ones?
Waterproof Gear For Exercising in the Rain

We've all had plenty of experience running on dry days, but what about cloudy, rainy ones? I actually love running in the Summer rain because the light raindrops keep me cool. And if you're training for a race, running in all types of weather is a must since you never know what nature will serve up on race day.

When exercising in the wet weather, you definitely don't want to get soaked though since running in wet gear can cause chafing and blisters. Prevent the pain with these must haves to help you stay dry and enjoy your rainy-day run. And if running in the rain seems crazy to you, these pieces of gear just might inspire you to change your tune.

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Must-Have Accessories For Outdoor Workouts

Stay protected from the sun's glare with a cool pair of polarized shades, some sunscreen, and a running cap.
For Spring, we've already outfitted you in bright athletic shoes, colorful running shorts, and a cute hoodie, but we're not done yet! There are still a few go-to items that must be obtained before you head outside for your workouts. A bit more on the practical side, these accessories will keep you protected, hydrated, and warm (as needed!).

Stay protected from the sun's glare with a cool pair of polarized shades, some sunscreen, and a running cap. We love Oakley's Beckon sunglasses ($160) because they are as fashionable as they are functional! Keep the face protected with lululemon's wicking cap ($32), which has a nifty zip pocket on the side, and don't forget to slather on some Neutrogena Sport Face suncreen ($12). Regardless of the season, staying hydrated is key; we love the Water Geeks Lab bottle ($24) because of its built-in filter that gets rid of impurities. Unpredictable Spring weather means layering, but you can skip the jacket with these Sugoi Lucky Arm Warmers ($40). Stretch them up to stay warm while riding, running, or hiking, or push them down to feel the sun on your guns.

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Fall Biking Must-Have Gear

Autumn, with its cooler temps and color changes, makes for great biking.

Autumn, with its cooler temps and color changes, makes for great biking. Cool morning temperatures that rise with the sun mean you need gear that peels off easily as you heat up. Here are my essentials, from head to toe, for riding into the season change. Add your regular short sleeve jersey to the mix and you're golden!

  • A thin wool skull cap like the Icebreaker Pocket Hat ($25) that easily fits under your helmet or in your back jersey pocket.
  • Stay visible and cool with a screaming yellow windbreaker with zip-off sleeves. I love riding in my Barrier Convertible Jacket ($100) from Pearl Izumi. It easily converts into a vest and the sleeves fit easily into your back jersey pocket.
  • Ibex makes great arm warmers ($40) that are perfect for layering and peel off easily. These merino wool arm warmers hold their shape but don't trap moisture or end up smelly.

See what else I'm riding with when you read more.

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Try This Gear For Your Tri Training

Spanning three different endurance sports, the triathlon is a gear-heavy race.
Gear Recommended For Triathlons

Spanning three different endurance sports, the triathlon is a gear-heavy race. Moving from the water onto a bike, then propelling yourself on two legs after all that takes not only serious effort, but planning as well. Here are five pieces of tried and true gear that have made my triathlon training more enjoyable.
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