Don’t let a bit of bad weather put you off if you’re trying to get more active.
Here are some useful tips for getting outside in the colder and wetter months:
Many walkers wear a base layer, followed by a fleece/sweater, and a waterproof jacket. Don’t forget to wear a hat, gloves, and thick socks too.
Choose shoes with good traction to prevent slips and falls on snow, ice or wet surfaces. Waterproof boots can make a big difference to comfort.
Staying hydrated is just as important in winter as summer, even if you don’t feel so thirsty. Carry a water bottle and take small sips throughout your walk.
If the weather is really bad, there’s no shame in swapping to indoor exercise instead.
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