Different Outdoor Environments Will Bring Different Body Experience to Runners

I can make conversations to myself in running. When running becomes a habit, in the process of running, I think I sometimes do think and will think a lot of things. Sometimes I would like to run under the sun at a noon summer running in the mountains, and at that time, my brain will be empty, my spirit will be highly concentrated and my thinking will be quite clear. You are likely to experience this sort of rhythm only when you run up.

Running mountains can make it easier to drive the memory of genes. That kind of pleasure, blends with a variety of tastes, which not only have the sense of accomplishment to challenge the nature, but also have the impact force of the contrast between feet and nature. You can imagine that the mountain, the sky and the canyon are so wide, however, you are so small, but you are running, and you are making a dialogue with the nature. Your genes themselves will carry the primitive impulse, which is equal to the feeling of familiarity.

Runners are going to undergo various body experience under diverse outdoor environments. Noah, a director of marketing of a outdoor brand called Sand Leroy. I am fond of climbing mountains on foot and I am especially sick of highway running for it is stiff and as dry as a chip. But after I attended The North Face 100 Beijing Changping Outdoor Endurance Challenge Race, I completely changed this view.

I will run for running in cities, but I will daily pay attention to PM2.5 numerical value that is published by the U.S. Embassy website. When the weather is nice, I would like to run from home to unit, and I also will run home in the evening. I often go to mountains for cross-country races, and it is the most favorite thing I like to do on weekends. In fact, the running environment can be changed continuously. Sometimes, I will run on the rolling hills, the scenery of every uphill, downhill and turning are not the same. It is not boring at all when you notice the rhythm of your breathing and the rhythm that your body reflects to you.

I have written my original "memorable" experience of running. When I was studying at the University of Hong Kong at that time, I previously have participated in the Hong Kong 5000-meter race. I ended it up in failure because of various of my own reasons, so there was a period that I put my running shoes on the shelf.

On one occasion, I accidentally saw an advertisement in an old "OUTSIDE" magazine. Within the full two pages, there were no bright colors or celebrity endorsements, however, in the rainy night, there was just a straight road through the solitude of the wilderness and a person ran to the distant mountains alone. The small print in the upper left corner of the page read: When does a jogger become a runner, on a day like this. Right at that night, when raindrops really fell on my body, it seemed to be that it swept all gains and losses.