Eating for Cold Temperature Exercise

Written by Kenneth Lee August 6, 2020

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Medical Mondays: Exercising In Cold Weather

Greg Canty, MD, Medical Director for the Center for Sports Medicine at Children’s Mercy Hospital discusses how to exercise in cold weather.

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Nutrition Tips for Cold Weather Running

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Coach Elizabeth reviews her best nutrition tips for cold weather running. Staying warm, increasing calorie consumption and regularly consuming immune-boosting foods will keep you healthy and running strong all winter long..
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Mayo Clinic Minute: Healthy winter foods

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Summer vegetables gardens have been long put to bed, and winter fruits and vegetables are now on the menu. Elizabeth J. Bailey, a Mayo Clinic registered dietitian nutritionist, says that traditional winter vegetables can be satisfying and healthy..
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Cold weather exercise tips for arthritis sufferers

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For Sharon Weber, winter means pain..
“The cold is brutal,” Weber says..
Weber was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis at 45, 9 years ago..
Her pain is mostly in her hands and feet, and the cold makes her joints throb..
“I can basically keep myself warm in the house,” she says. “But if I go outside, it’s cold. It’s cold.”.
So, Weber has learned she has to be careful when the temperature drops..
“I am very conscious of my body temperature and how cold it is outside,” she says. “And what I need to do to protect my joints.”.
Weber’s doctor, internist Mark Cheek at Gwinnett Medical Center, says cold can cause our joints to stiffen..
“That’s why arthritis is typically worse in the morning,” Dr. Cheek says. “Because, overnight your joints cool down, and you’re inactive. So you’re going to have pain and stiffness when you first wake up. That’s why it’s better later in the day. You joints warm up, and you feel better.”.
Dr. Cheek recommends starting the day with a warm shower to loosen up stiff joints..
And, he says, take is slowly, and wait a bit before you jump into your workout..
“You basically want to ease into your day,” he says. “You don’t want to jump out of bed and try to exercise.”.
If you’re going to be out in the cold, Cheek says, layer up, especially with loose layers, which Weber always does..
She’s also careful to protect her extremities..
“So I just need to make sure my hands are covered, my feet are protected properly with warm socks, and that my core doesn’t get too cold,” she says..
Before you start your workout, take a few minutes to warm up indoors..
Then, once you’re done, stretch your muscles to cool down..
“Also, you want hydrate yourself well,” says Dr. Cheek. “When you’re dehydrated, your tendons and ligaments get stiff, and that contributes to pain.”.
Try to drink a couple of 8 ounce glasses of water 2 hours before you work out..
Lower impact workouts like walking or cycling tend to work best for people with arthritis pain..
On days when the weather is just too cold, Dr. Cheek says, take your workout indoors..
“You don’t want to do it in the cold,” he says. ‘That is just going to make it harder.”.
To read more about cold weather exercise tips, visit.
http://blog.arthritis.org/living-with-arthritis/10-tips-cold-weather-exercise-arthritis

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In the cold winter,eat ginger,can warm the whole day/正值寒冬，吃点生姜，就能暖和一整天！|Liziqi Channel

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Leave it to the sunshine and dew, and let a hot summer brew..
Dig it out and store in the cellar, right before frost and snow..
Make the remains into ginger-date paste with brown sugar,.
Ginger-tangerine jam, and ginger-rice tea..
Stew some pettitoes in ginger vinegar,.
Or braise a duck with tender ginger..
Eat it, use it, every bit of it. What a treasure from nature!
立夏前后，埋下姜种。.
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煲了猪脚姜，烧了个仔姜鸭。.
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I Tried Cold Weather Workouts for 21 Days

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Mayo Clinic Minute: 3 tips to healthy fitness during winter

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Frigid winter temperatures may make you want to skip your workout and curl up in a blanket indoors, but it’s important not to let the weather affect your exercise plan. Dr. Sara Filmalter, a Mayo Clinic sports medicine specialist, says there are three things to remember if you’re going to work out in the cold..
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Ideal foods are complex carbohydrates consumed 2 hours prior to exercise. Soups, chili, bread, bagels, pasta with tomato sauce, baked potatoes, cereals, peanut butter, lean meat, and low-fat cheese are good choices. It’s also.What to eat during cold-weather exercise Wear a fuel belt with warm or room-temperature fluids. No one wants to drink cold liquid while in sub-freezing Use sports products that are easy to open and eat, like GUs and gummies.

Stopping exercise for a long time to eat can.Hence, if you become chilled during winter exercise (or when swimming at any time of ye ar, for that matter), you’ll likely find yourself searching for food. Eating “stokes the furnace,” generates heat, and helps warm your body. Food’s overall warming effect.In the summer time this cooling effect is useful but in the winter, hot foods are the smarter choice.

Complex carbohydrates should be consumed 24 hours before exercise. Soups, breads, bagels, pasta, baked potatoes, cereals, peanut butter, lean meat and low fat cheeses are all very good examples of what to consume.The best way to warm yourself up is to consume warm carbohydrates-hot cocoa, mulled cider, steaming soup, as well as oatmeal, chili, or pasta. The warm food, added to.People can increase their levels of brown fat by being in mildly cold environments, Kahn says, though the effect on the number of calories they burn will be relatively small.

For instance, exercise in cold weather benefits include the decrease of tension and feelings of depression, while your body gets recharged with the fresh air. Furthermore, it is important to keep in mind that any type of exercise increases the levels of endorphins, which contributes to.1. Have a Healthy Snack.

Eat a high-protein, high-fiber snack between meals like some peanut butter on a whole wheat cracker, or low-fat cheese on a slice of wheat bread. Healthy snacking will.To combat that, eat foods high in calcium and vitamin D. Calcium can strength your bones, and vitamin D helps your bones absorb calcium. Dairy products are a.

Regardless of exercise, studies have shown that being outside in cold weather can transform white fat, specifically belly and thigh fat, into calorie-burning beige or brown fat. Brown fat’s purpose.In fact, science shows that cold-weather exercise can be quite beneficial.

Contrary to what many people think, it is not dangerous; more people are injured exercising in heat than in cold.Declining daylight can lead to a dip in serotonin levels. Declining daylight can lead to a dip in serotonin levels, which can trigger carb cravings. Eating starchy foods like bread, pasta, potatoes, rice, cereal, crackers, and other carb-rich foods can cause a boost in.

Protein and healthy carbs are what you need after cold-weather workouts. They’re good for recovery, muscle-building, and warming. For active people, the best meal option in the cold days is soups or stews.

Make a soup with veggies and protein, like a white bean or lentil soup.Ideally, athletes should consume complex carbohydrates two hours prior to exercise. Warm foods are ideal as they can help to contribute to heat preservation. Foods such as soups, chili, pasta, baked potatoes, breads, bagels with peanut butter, or.

the US, regular cold-weather training could cut your risk of man flu by 20-30%. Fight fire with ice, essentially. Fight fire with ice, essentially.

Cold Comforts.

List of related literature:

Cold weather itself does not increase energy needs, but you will burn extra calories if your body temperature drops and you start to shiver.
from Nancy Clark’s Sports Nutrition Guidebook by Nancy Clark Human Kinetics, 2019
Individuals who must go outside in cold weather should eat warm food (oatmeal, hot soup) to raise core body temperature, and drink plenty of ﬂuids to stave off dehydration.
from The Encyclopedia of Skin and Skin Disorders by Carol Turkington, Jeffrey S. Dover Facts on File, 2009
During cold-weather training the amounts of both carbohydrate and fat that you burn increase, so you should maintain the same targeted carbohydrate focus in your diet as during the warmer months.
from Sports Nutrition for Endurance Athletes, 3rd Ed. by Monique Ryan, MS, RD, CSSD, LDN VeloPress, 2012
It’s always best to melt snow and then drink the water; if you eat unmelted snow, your body temperature will be lowered much faster.
from Survivor Kid: A Practical Guide to Wilderness Survival by Denise Long Chicago Review Press, Incorporated, 2011
Melt snow before you consume it because if you eat it frozen, you’ll reduce your body temperature, which can lead to dehydration.
from The U.S. Navy SEAL Survival Handbook: Learn the Survival Techniques and Strategies of America’s Elite Warriors by Don Mann, Ralph Pezzullo Skyhorse, 2012
In cold weather the calorie intake should rise from 4,000 to 6,000 calories per day.
from U.S. Air Force Survival Handbook: The Portable and Essential Guide to Staying Alive by United States Air Force, Jay McCullough Skyhorse, 2017
Low-calorie foods don’t maintain body heat in a malnourished person in cold weather (unless unrealistic amounts of them are eaten), thus such things as lettuce and cabbage were considered cooling.
from Food and Culture: A Reader by Carole Counihan, Penny Van Esterik Routledge, 1997
At lunch time, when the body and air temperatures are highest (Yang condition), eat a cooling meal with raw foods (Yin), such as salads.
from The Way of Herbs by Michael Tierra Pocket Books, 1998
During the hot weather, when the body needed to conserve energy, the Caraka-samhita advised a diet of cold foods such as milky gruels.20 In the cold months, when the body could spare the energy to digest a heavy meal, it recommended a greasier diet of fatty meat, accompanied by wine and honey.
from Curry: A Tale of Cooks and Conquerors by Lizzie Collingham Oxford University Press, 2006
Cold food has to get up to your body temperature (98.6 degrees for the average person) to begin digestion, so cooking vegetables can be like predigestion, doing some of the work that your body may not have the energy to do.
from IBS Cookbook For Dummies by Carolyn Dean, L. Christine Wheeler Wiley, 2009

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105 comments

Burdin August 7, 2020 - 04:53

love all your videos, it shows the real lives, no one can imitate lives.

Snowhunter August 8, 2020 - 10:03

i injured my Achillies heel working out in a cold environment due to a non sufficient warmup ( would have been for a normal temp though ), 10 min of extra warmups definitely beats the 6 weeks to 6 months recovery period ( if you’re unlucky as iam )

Kelis August 8, 2020 - 17:17

I lift weights in the cold but no cardio. I have asthma so my lungs would close up very quickly.

Mazurisar August 8, 2020 - 21:45

Thanks Coach, I’m planning my winter training and general conditioning for the winter and this has given me (excuse the pun) food for thought. But really it is a help as I am aiming to stay healthy with no illness this winter, it’s going to be a task while working in school with kids, they have so many germs. Thanks Elizabeth.

Raindragon August 9, 2020 - 23:12

Hey Coach Elizabeth it’s been cold here in the north for some time now only 4-5 degrees when running in the morning snow won’t be long now. I always wear a buff now during winter months it does give the lungs some warmer moist air to breathe in. �� Profile pic is me running in -8 last year it’s doable managing expectations on times is important. But winter training gives great benefits to running in the spring. Glad to see you busting those dance moves again �� Soon be time for Coach Elizabeth blooper video?

Naril August 10, 2020 - 19:12

If you hate winter, than why are you still living in Canada?:) It’s time to move to Italy, where you can buy an house of 1 euro (no joke!) and still work as an youtuber 😉 and if things as a youtuber do not work anymore, you can still recycle yourself as an english teacher: we really need more english teachers as you can read from my message:)
Anyway great video (as usual)!

Galace August 12, 2020 - 05:33

You may very well be a wimp. But you’re getting less wimpy everyday and that’s impressive

Rainmane August 12, 2020 - 18:33

نحن عرب هرب منا الجرب وازداد من ونيننا الكرب وحياتنا امان ونحن نوقد الحرب واقرب للمعنى بني حرب بني ضرب

Direflame August 14, 2020 - 00:04

It was once calculated that you can create enough body heat to keep warm naked at 0 degrees Celcius if you run at 12mph or 5:00min/mile pace. Or you can just bundle up so whatever.

Sternblade August 14, 2020 - 12:04

I miss those hot weather months of getting drenched with sweat while running. I know it appears odd but it just seems like an important part of getting in a good run sweating it out.

Oghmarim August 14, 2020 - 22:44

I heard that lots of people run only in de spring and summer. I on the other hand prefer the winter and autumn. Less people, less overheating and it’s nice and dark out ( which I like weirdly enough). But um… it doesn’t get that cold here as it does with you. And besides… 5k’s are my “long” runs so I’m home before I freeze:]

Arakree August 16, 2020 - 20:52

Kid stuff. Your priorities aren’t straight. Have family. Grow up. Face real challenges.

Moshura August 17, 2020 - 11:07

You are so NOT a wimp man! That was some insane training. I hate going out when it’s like 5 degrees outside. Awesome job!

Sterndweller August 17, 2020 - 23:02

I love how amateurs try to tell people not to do what they are doing. Especially when they have an effeminate voice. Dude check out Wim Hof if you’re interested in cold weather training. You’re wearing too many clothes

Zulugal August 19, 2020 - 13:27

-7C is so warm lol. Id probably wear shorts at that weather lol.

Akinosar August 20, 2020 - 01:01

You should try snowboarding or skiing. Wear the proper clothes, and you’ll quickly start loving the snow. I am a wimp when it comes to cold weather, but I love the snow cause that means it’ snowboarding time ��. It’s also a great form of exercise, gets you more used to the elements, and after you get the hand of it, completely addicting.

Kall August 21, 2020 - 01:31

Thanks for sharing your experiences with us. I appreciate you letting me into your precious and blessed life.

Ariundis August 21, 2020 - 08:16

One benefit is faster muscle fatigue. Because the blood in you body is focused on keeping your skin warm your muscles get less oxygen and you begin to use backup reserves of energy. This sends the message to your brain that your muscles are being overworked which results in a higher demand for muscle growth. This is why extreme cold makes everything so exhausting. Your blood is so busy trying to keep important parts of your body warm that the parts that need oxygen aren’t getting enough of it.

Bami August 22, 2020 - 16:44

“this is just going to suck” ��. What a riot. I trained for a half marathon in NH a few winters ago in Dec/Jan/Feb. I actually found it easier than running in summer when it was hot. But ya it sucks! Ice, snow, cold and wind is a struggle!

Kajar August 23, 2020 - 17:06

If i ran half that I’d be suffering with crippling knee and ankle pain after one month.

Drelahuginn August 24, 2020 - 07:07

cover your mouth with a buff or a balaclava while training in the winter! a mask allows the air to hydrate before entering your lungs and prevents damage while not reducing any of the supposed positive effects of cold weather training. this is a common trick for winter runners and makes a massive difference. From personal experience this allows me to run faster and longer without any pain or discomfort (other than stitches) in my lungs. if anyone is interested in trying cold weather workouts please do this it’s low cost and helps prevent health issues!

Kasar August 24, 2020 - 13:56

When I lived in Alaska, I knew people that would try to gain 10+ lbs before winter.
Looks like a summer day in this video.

Centririn August 26, 2020 - 06:57

Great yep……let’s get real! Setting goals like this, kinda silly?

Aged 59 broke my right elbow sleep problems it is one big struggle

Modinius August 27, 2020 - 05:47

Question: What are those fueling options that are “easy to grab even when you’re in gloves”? I find Shot Bloks freeze and are extremely hard to chew…you have to hold them in your mouth a minute before chewing. Not very practical. Suggestions?

Kajimuro August 28, 2020 - 00:16

It was -50C with windchill last week. I’d die. Good for you though!

Mantrius August 28, 2020 - 13:47

I gotta look out for you on my runs. Whenever I get my 25k runs in I end up at exhibition place too!!

Samubei August 29, 2020 - 15:22

Chasing girls while jogging is legal stalking, highly effective.

Mezshura August 30, 2020 - 14:07

شيء يجنن اصلا سبب دمار العرب هم القسم للاكبر من نساء العرب وماتبقى من الغيره وجع راس وجلطات لو يتكلم الميت عندسؤاله من اللجاب هنا يقول النساء ثم يرجع دون حركه

Dalen August 30, 2020 - 19:46

I actually train better through the winter, summer heat/humidity destroys me. Well damn, you actually gave me an answer as to why that is! Thanks mate!

Mejinn September 1, 2020 - 03:18

watching her videos makes me more lazy cuz i dont want to do anything..just want to lay down my bed whole day and watch
her videos.

Dawnrunner September 2, 2020 - 05:10

From the thumbnail who else thought he was gonna start working out in just his underwear?

Megami September 3, 2020 - 01:49

you will just catch a cold. Maby you will be more resistent to cold workouts cuz your body will get used to it but in the end not worth it

Audwyn September 3, 2020 - 12:04

Liziqi I love alleged your videos everytime when I each the I allowed ways pray and I always wish you couldn’t make so much views I believe that you can win dianxi xioage

Ishnndis September 4, 2020 - 10:44

I KNOW WHERE HE RUNS AT 4:47!!!!!!!!

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Negami September 5, 2020 - 05:36

I’m so envious of the snow I love cold weather, but in the UK we don’t seem to get that much of it anymore. Just lots of rain.

Felolis September 6, 2020 - 00:05

Your athleticism is jaw-dropping to me…at 65, only recently beginning a new lifestyle of fitness…at this time of COVID-19 gym closure, I am trying to get myself ready for my first real pull-up…and then I saw your exercise regimen! What respect welled up in me! I love what you all do…keep it up!

Niriel September 7, 2020 - 05:36

my cold winter training regiment.
move to honolulu (true story)

Beadi September 7, 2020 - 20:37

Que bonita la relación con tu abuelita, me encantan tus vídeos.

Drelalar September 8, 2020 - 04:27

“Don’t attempt any cardio in -15 degrees celcius”

Finnish laugh track

Munilanim September 8, 2020 - 20:45

-15 is the worst variable it’s effective at temps such as 0 to -5

Nanara September 9, 2020 - 21:53

I love winter…… but its decided to skip my state this year… ��

Bofym September 11, 2020 - 15:31

Складывается впечатление, что китайцы едят много жаренной, острой, жирной пиши только один раз и на ночь.

Dasho September 12, 2020 - 04:43

MY GOSH I just searched how many days does ginger takes to grow and it showed 9 months for this 10 minute video she waited 9 MONTHS!!! ��
God bless you liziqi god bless you

Steelhammer September 12, 2020 - 18:10

I loved the video because it is translated in Arabic because I am Egyptian

Zadar September 14, 2020 - 00:38

I would like to see you try the OMAD diet for an extended peroid of time.

Malajas September 15, 2020 - 01:02

Fun fact: the first guy appeared in the video is the brother of challenge maker:D It’s so interesting that nobody realised this.

Bogamand September 15, 2020 - 13:09

I’m 14 and not good at running I get out of breath fast any tips I what to be come a police officer I know it’s of topical but just curious

Doomstaff September 16, 2020 - 13:58

The WRU under gatland used to do a lot of cold weather training before the 6 nations, and for a long time they where one of the fittest sport teams in Europe so there’s a lot to be said for it.

Adordana September 17, 2020 - 09:39

Outstanding work my man! I train outdoors daily in all conditions here in NYC. ��

Sharpray September 18, 2020 - 14:05

Sry to be the hater here but You’re just out of shape. A little cold has nothing 2 do with it being hard. I mean look at x-country skiers. Some dont even wear a friggin hat. Also wondering why are the best runners preparing in extreme hot instead of winter wonderlands, eventhou scientifically it seems to be superior according to some study [which was not provided in the description!]

Cordaghma September 18, 2020 - 17:15

Maybe instead of going all in over and over again try to come up with a schedule you can maintain for 365 days.

Pewyn September 19, 2020 - 10:03

Try and make a daygame approach everyday. I would like to see how you do

Peririm September 19, 2020 - 17:41

Me: this video are sometimes boring but still fun to watch.
Later: omg �� `ggggooooaaaatttt.bbbaaaaaaaaaaaaa.

Teshura September 20, 2020 - 16:48

Love your channel and I’m really glad you’re pretty much a superhuman we live in an exponential time and we can gorge ourselves on delicious healthy food fun healthy things it’s just a matter of habit and I’m helping others subconsciously succeed. Do you doing my own training that isn’t bringing much results especially after years of wanting exponential things like a cryo chamber, EAA’s, Magnesium, Burn supplement, etc to increase recovery and get me to my goals in a more long-term Safeway. I currently struggle living in family of five and a single mother to be able to go to the gym eat enough food etc. H.O.P.E team (Helping Other People Excel) Will solve the problem I have and for numerous people. This whole team will spread the love of God and help people who live in a bad situation no longer have processed foods emotional pain lack of support etc. I need your help solving untapped human potential which is one of the worlds biggest problem I’m solving. If in anyway shape or form you can help me live in a more fun environment with superhumans not having to worry about training food transportation etc. thank you for taking your time to read this and if you’re Open minded and want to help or know more you can watch this message to millionaires video I made thanks�� https://youtu.be/d4pKoWmdfno

Felanim September 21, 2020 - 07:51

I tried this before. I woke up at 5:30 am and ran. I got a lung infection afterwards.

Kathrilanim September 23, 2020 - 10:18

Look… it’s ‘Pan’ Africanism..
I love this woman’s blessing.. It’s wonderful to see a conception of lifestyle dynamic in an inspiring way.. I don’t think it’s important just to chinas.. Every nation is losing their old knowledge and concept.. China is probably the only guys that can pull this material off right now and keep it real.. and maybe the American Amish and most of the east..

Balladodor September 24, 2020 - 09:58

Hi Brendan, how long do you rest before you carry on for another set? Thanks.

Daihn September 25, 2020 - 02:00

She makes doing household chores not a big deal with her peaceful n calm nature but in actual fact a lot of efforts are required, not an hour or two’s work. Anyway thanks to the org that has signed her up. They gives her time n space to grow as a team. Hope the quality control is exercised n keeps improving on the taste. Well done girl, so far so good.she deserves the returns.

Pureray September 25, 2020 - 16:08

The little orange fruit is very sour high vit C.. i love it and plant it. Called kietna here in Indonesia

Mugar September 27, 2020 - 02:39

I worked in Midwest for three years, I miss the snow and rain which today I listen to environment podcast. The coldest it gets is 45 degrees. Downey California

Adoralhala September 27, 2020 - 10:48

Love this! I’m a runner and hate the cold! But I’m slowly adding in some winter runs to keep up my endurance through the colder months. I always dread going running in colder weather an bundle up but then I feel good and start warming up and taking off half of my layers. Very motivating! Thank you ��

Arisius September 28, 2020 - 07:48

i love your channel guys!!!! but it would be cool to have a Q&A sometime with both of you to get to know you more:D

Hugiswyn September 28, 2020 - 23:32

I love how the Ad i got was for medicine to help a cold ��

Akinobar September 30, 2020 - 01:30

Who else loves winter and the snow my favourite season my ancestors are from hot place btw

Bealmeena October 1, 2020 - 00:09

Please!please!please! Stop these ridiculous side shots and short cuts and shots with the camera! I surely don t care about these as I listen to your videos for the infos they provide!
I do love the attempt but it s getting in the way of the infos!!!
Lov

Thorad October 2, 2020 - 04:15

Running in a blizzard is no joke. Trying to workout in the cold really does do a number on your throat though. I’ve known for a while it’s best to practice that in your nose out your mouth thing to pre warm the air, but it does take some thinking about it to make sure you don’t get lazy.

Malameena October 2, 2020 - 08:49

When you were explaining your run you said names I recognized and I realized you were in Toronto. Anyways, thanks for the great video fellow Canadian!

Moron October 3, 2020 - 04:26

Kazrarn October 3, 2020 - 21:09

Oh this is super inspiring!!tomorrow morning is day1..I am buying the grips today.. I was scared to even step out in the snow before..thanks for the video!!

Penara October 4, 2020 - 03:51

this reminds me of Isaac Netero training in the dead of winter

Kami October 5, 2020 - 13:01

Ginger does warm you, I’m sure, but the fact of all the serious labor it requires from her will also heat up a body.

Adriemath October 5, 2020 - 21:52

Hope she gets married to a good guy who keeps her happy like ths always

Dagdarius October 6, 2020 - 22:33

@ 3:43 李子柒：酸酸甜甜总是你; Liziqi: Sour sweet is always like you (a title of a Chinese song)��

Nikokasa October 8, 2020 - 03:32

Everytime I see the puppies in her video, I just hope there will be no “the life of dog” video one day. ��

Mikagis October 8, 2020 - 09:23

I keep watching her cooking to see what she used BC I grow the same foods. I pretty much know 80-90% what she used. Garlic,ginger, her own soy, plums of some sort, she used her sugars for preserves. I love her garlic, is it possible to get it that big? And I’m making that tea!

Oghmalbine October 9, 2020 - 05:25

your beauty fits your kingdom…and your kingdom is so blessed to have your beauty..beauty that beautifies my day=)

Bloodstaff October 10, 2020 - 09:09

Did a 5k in -26° once and I really thought I was gunna die. But I didn’t good job

Tholbine October 12, 2020 - 12:38

I have so many questions. Do you keep the pieces of ginger that you originally planted so that they can be planted again? Why do you bury most of the ginger? Is this to keep it fresh for using later? How do you get such wonderful things to grow in that soil? It looks like it’s clay.

Akiran October 12, 2020 - 19:58

This video was clearly made pre covid lol. Try telling that to these retards wearing masks that they need vitamin d and exercise lol

Rexbinder October 13, 2020 - 18:36

If you Embrace the cold, rather than burrow into yourself.. You’ll get and feel warmer.

Shadowweaver October 14, 2020 - 11:35

Cold doesnt help you burn calories if your excersizing. So the next time your just wasting time looking at memes or something. Do it outside. You wanna go for just above shivering for peak benefits. Please note this is my opinion. But i do practice what i preach

Alsaswyn October 14, 2020 - 18:40

This makes me feel so guilty that I don’t go running during winter here in Sydney where the coldest it gets is like 10°c �� all about that “winter” bulk in the gym for me

Malogas October 15, 2020 - 11:45

I always wonder how her grandma is able to eat or chew solid food…
The food looks yummy though! Love it

Dobar October 17, 2020 - 01:41

Teacher: where is that video you had to prepare for your presentation
Me: 2:50

Moonray October 18, 2020 - 14:15

Nice work. I always love your videos and your run makes me chuckle

Nilaath October 18, 2020 - 20:32

do you guys have videos discussing journalling, planning, catalologuing, etc?

Lairne October 20, 2020 - 00:29

Ah, I was not aware that you have already had “ginger” video. I just asked this one video some days ago. Thanks

Gatus October 20, 2020 - 17:39

This is an interesting channel… I saw your wolverine workout video a while ago and I’m interested in your actual long term gains. It seems like the channel focuses on short term goals and suffers from “shiny object syndrome.” I’m not trying to be critical, just wondering what your experience is long term. I’d love to see an update going over your most successful goal challenges in terms of long term impact.

Malaril October 21, 2020 - 14:50

If you ever get more deeper snow than that (25 cm + ) try snow sprints on natural terrain, park, trails ect; very intense workout in MINIMAL time. Dont need to go far, and you wont anyway lol. Got real snow? X-country ski then, better than running.

Arisius October 22, 2020 - 01:16

That sounds like quite simply, a bad idea. Tough. Yes. But just. Worse. Sounds like mandatory army service to me where I felt like time n stress in the cold didn’t hurt my muscles and didn’t train me, but hurt my bones and just felt like it’s wearing me down. Jogging in the cold to a degree is fine but anything requiring strength? Nah. That just sounds dangerous.

Shakagar October 22, 2020 - 11:10

coach Elizabeth, do you recommend fasted runs on cold winter months? if yes, how long in Kms or time?

Shadal October 24, 2020 - 05:14

Might want to practice proper form on those pull-ups or you’ll get good at doing sloppy body pull ups. And those straight bar dips need some work as well. Try changing your long runs for hill sprint intervals.

Conjurim October 24, 2020 - 16:47

I live in Florida. Were lucky if it gets 25 in February. I never run in layers.

Cethris October 25, 2020 - 14:45

Cold layering product reviews? Jackets, base layer, socks,…….

Nisho October 25, 2020 - 22:55

Great video!!! So I have been on a kind break for a few months from running. I am getting back into it this week, and of course it is now very cold in the mornings. Is it wise for me start back running outside, or should I start back at my gym on a treadmill at first?

Voodooll October 26, 2020 - 21:54

Great video. I hate that the cold weather is here and getting worse for a few months but good to get your info as usual

Kekree October 27, 2020 - 07:32

Does anyone know the bgm? I’ve always been looking for this kind of music.

Centrilis October 28, 2020 - 11:48

You’re a wimp because you didn’t speed up and talk to her!! ��

Mozil October 30, 2020 - 07:34

Thanks. So what services Sport Medicine Clinic/Dept would provide?

Mogul October 31, 2020 - 03:20

Your videos are the best for me. Always full of great advice. I love them. THANK YOU.

Peririm November 1, 2020 - 05:04

From where the hell you guys get energy and motivation to do all this.. Its really tough man.. ��⚡��

Malagrel November 2, 2020 - 02:50

I was completely wrong about caloric intake needs when comparing cold and warm months. I assumed I was burning more in the summer and needed to take more in during that time due to the amount of sweating, etc. As always, great info Elizabeth!

Kazragar November 2, 2020 - 15:51

You guys are making some of the best videos on YouTube. No joke

Doukus November 3, 2020 - 11:47

You’re a beast man solid work! This made me realize… I’m a wimp ��

Ghomath November 4, 2020 - 10:27

I was just thinking about this concern, how did you read my mind!?

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