Wear running sunglasses.
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The glare from snow can cause snow blindness, so wear sunglasses (polarized lenses are best) to avoid this problem.
More: Top Running Sunglasses
More: Top Running Sunglasses
Be visible.
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It's best to avoid running in the dark but, if you have to run at night, wear reflective gear and light-colored clothing. Dress in bright colors if you're running in the snow.
More: Reflective Gear for Runners
Safety Tips for Running Outside
More: Reflective Gear for Runners
Safety Tips for Running Outside
Take it easy when it's frigid.
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You're at greater risk for a pulled muscle when running in the cold, so warm up slowly and run easy on very cold days. Save your tough workouts for milder days or run them indoors on a treadmill.
Remember sunscreen.
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Sunburn is still possible in the winter because the snow reflects the sun's rays. Protect your lips with lip balm, too, to keep them from getting burned and chapped.
Sun Protection Tips for Runners
Also see: Tips for Running on Snow and Ice
Sun Protection Tips for Runners
Also see: Tips for Running on Snow and Ice
