Former Olympic skier Kiki Cutter knows what it's like to be in cold temperatures while doing something
extremely active. She suggests you pile on the clothes.
"Wear
at least two to three layers with the top layer being a wind breaker,"
she says. "Bottoms should consist of one layer of long underwear and
wind breaker pants."
"Never wear cotton," says Jason Fitzgerald, runner, founder and coach of
Strength Running. "It retains moisture and doesn't block the wind."
You're going to be sweating, but you don't want that sweat to sit next
to your skin and make you colder. Wicking materials will help you stay
dry and warm from the inside-out," she say.
"Don't skimp on stretching," he says. "
Stretching
is especially important when it's cold and muscles tend to get cold and
stiff. Try yoga or Pilates to keep your limbs loose and injury-free."
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