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    Dot
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    Ignoramus31337 said:

    What is the low ambient temperature when shirtless running becomes
    unadvisable?

    I know one skier (former Olympian) went shirtless in a 100-mile ultra
    last winter in Alaska - at least for part of it. When the sun is out on
    snow, it gets quite warm. He was also smoking the course and spent less
    than half the time the runners did enjoying the course.

    But, in general, the guys have given you the recommendations to solve
    your problem.

    Dot

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    "So many people get stuck in the routine of life that their dreams waste
    away. This is about living the dream." - Cave Dog

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  2. Bear G
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    Dot said:

    But, in general, the guys have given you the recommendations to solve
    your problem.

    I keep thinking that if Ig can fix his chaffing problem by
    removing his shirt, can I solve my chaffing problem by removing my
    shorts?

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  3. Dot
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    Bear G said:
    Dot said:

    But, in general, the guys have given you the recommendations to solve
    your problem.

    I keep thinking that if Ig can fix his chaffing problem by removing his
    shirt, can I solve my chaffing problem by removing my shorts?

    Ask Brian B. He's the expert on those races 😉

    Dot

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    "So many people get stuck in the routine of life that their dreams waste
    away. This is about living the dream." - Cave Dog

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  4. Sam
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    "Bear G" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Dot said:

    But, in general, the guys have given you the recommendations to solve
    your problem.

    I keep thinking that if Ig can fix his chaffing problem by removing his
    shirt, can I solve my chaffing problem by removing my shorts?

    Your running without shorts would "chafe" those running around you.

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  5. Harold Buck
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    In article <TK%cd.206787$wV.7207@attbi_s54>,

    Bear G said:
    Dot said:

    But, in general, the guys have given you the recommendations to solve
    your problem.

    I keep thinking that if Ig can fix his chaffing problem by
    removing his shirt, can I solve my chaffing problem by removing my
    shorts?

    Just make sure the race lets you wear headphones so you can crank some
    good music and drown out the laughter. :-)

    --Harold Buck

    "I used to rock and roll all night,
    and party every day.
    Then it was every other day. . . ."
    -Homer J. Simpson

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  6. Doug Freese
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    "Sam" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Bear G" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Dot said:

    But, in general, the guys have given you the recommendations to
    solve
    your problem.

    I keep thinking that if Ig can fix his chaffing problem by removing
    his shirt, can I solve my chaffing problem by removing my shorts?

    Your running without shorts would "chafe" those running around you.

    I can see the headlines - "Whiplashed runners sue for trophy
    possession."

    -DF

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  7. A.P.
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    "Doug Freese" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    I can see the headlines -

    Well, I could if I had my bifocals on. At my age I'm lucky to see at all.

    -DF

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