if you were running in an are where there is a lot of heat whould you catch more  or less heat?
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Interesting question, but the answer is no, you wouldn;t 'catch' more heat. Three reasons:\n\n1) Most heat isn't absorbed by the body as radiation.\n\nOn days when the temperature is below 100oC most of the heat is coming from INSIDE your body and radiating out. Yes, you absorb some heat from sunlight but it is still trivial compared to the heat generated from inside your body while running.\n\nOn days above 100oC the heat is absorbed from the air, not from radiation. The air itself is hot and that heat is transmitted to your body via the lungs and skin through conduction. Radiation plays a very, very minor role.\n\n2) The speed you move is insignificant compared to the speed of light.\n\nRemember the Earth is already orbiting the sun much faster than a human can run, yet we don't feel cooler running east then running west. That's because even the speed of the Earth's orbit and rotation are trivial compared to the speed of light. You couldn't even measure the difference made by a running human.\n\n3) The speed of light is always constant.\n\nEven if you could run at a sizable fraction of light speed, light from the sun would still be striking you at light speed. That's relativity for you. Odd as it might seem a person running at 12/ of light speed would still be overtaken by photons from the sun, and those photons would still be going past you at light speed. IOW whether you are standing still or moving at 1/2C the light form the sun will still act as though you are sitting completely motionless.\n\nThe only difference will be the wavelength of that light. If you could run TOWARDS the sun at super-high speeds the light would be blue shifted. IOW the visible light would become UV, the IR light would become visible and so forth. That could decrease the amount of heat you absorb since there is less radio frequency from the sun than there is IR light, so that would be a slight saving.\n\nThe downside is that the Earth is round, and when you came over the other horizon you would be running AWAY from the sun. Now you will be seeing all that energy red shifted. All that visible light will become IR light, i.e. heat. You will now gain more heat than you lost originally.\n\nIn summary: In practice running will make no difference at all. In theory if you could run at a  sizable fraction of light speed you would stay a little cooler provided you only ran halfway around the world and ran east. If you rand all the way around the world or ran west you would actually absorb more heat.
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I had this dilemna in highschool for wrestling. Saunas, Run in a heat suit (Or in multiple layers of clothes)
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jog a litle bit to warm up your muscles,them stretch.Don't stretch cold muscles
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hotter if coveredin blankets, but cooler if no blankets because the heart rate slows down
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Maybe, but you should run, and fast
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yes you sweat, here are some references\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/;_ylt=Aj2sWTxHadgLxuvCu9Z2hKojzKIX?qid=1006051511387\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/;_ylt=Avj2Fhv5IAZBqd3EdkTr3_0jzKIX?qid=1006030404813\n\nIt has been asked a couple times here, and the answer is yes, when you are swimming hard, your body still needs to cool down more than what the water is cooling it. Thats why you sweat.. if you dont believe me, look at swimmers when they finish their races... are they red? .. if the answer is yes.. their body temp is high.. even if they are surrounded by water they will sweat
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It has a lot to do with your breathing (make sure you take deep enough breaths) and not stretching enough or eating too much before you run.
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We generate heat through metabolic work, even when not physically working.  \nTo avoid increasing body temperature we need to dispose of this heat.  \nThis is clearly easier when the surrounds are cooler than the body. \nIt is still  possible even when surrounding temperature is above 98deg, as long as humidity is not so high as to prevent evaporation.
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I would say wait until later... you dont want to get heat stroke. I live in ocala,FL and it is about that hot no way would I go walking at this time of day! Good Luck
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some of you are having trouble wrapping your heads around this issue.\n\nok: if you lean forward while you run, you will get less wet than if you  didn't lean forward while running. get it? if you lean forward enough, only your head and shoulders will get wet (and probably your legs) because you are moving forward.\n\nand if you walk, you still want to lean forward slightly. because if you do, you will have less surface area getting wet (because, although you are walking, you are still moving)\n\n\nso........ whether you walk or run, it depends upon the conditions as to which will get you wetter. and also it depends upon your position. if it is a light rain, and you lean far forward and run, you might not be as wet as if you would have walked the same distance.\n\nand also, there comes a point where it is raining so hard that it is better to run and get out of the rain sooner, than get soaked everywhere anyway by walking.\n\n\nthe whole issue really depends on personal preference.\nwhat do you like doing better, running or walking?
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Swimming. There is a good deal of activity and if you sweat no one will notice.
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Water is too hot, or you may have bad circulation.
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Warm or cold if I am in a hurry.
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i would for a pool, it's hot.
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Catch a slow running track runner,knock him out and take them.Is that cheap enough?  LOL.
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Afjas, I would answer if I knew, but my thing is LONG distance time table comparison. I would guess that you could run it indoors about 5 seconds faster due to no wind resistance, but if it hotter inside than outside, you can take away that advantage.
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You Probably gotten Overcome by heat