Running with a dust mask?

It might help you pass out.

I really don't think it will work.

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Joseph E. Meehan

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Will running with a dust mask help to improve VO2max or lactate threshold?

rc5 said:

Will running with a dust mask help to improve VO2max or lactate threshold?

moron.

I doubt it, but man you'll look so cool. In a creepy kinda way.

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Will running with a dust mask help to improve VO2max or lactate threshold?

Buddy Guy said:

I doubt it, but man you'll look so cool. In a creepy kinda way.

Holloween is right around the corner...

ayber said:

Buddy Guy said:

I doubt it, but man you'll look so cool. In a creepy kinda way.

Holloween is right around the corner...

Actually...

I wear one in the evening sometimes to keep from swallowing/inhaling bugs. I only wear it in the
"high probability"areas of the run, but it doesn't seem to affect my breathing at all, it is just
hot and uncomfortable.

Christine

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Buddy Guy said:

I doubt it, but man you'll look so cool. In a creepy kinda way.

Holloween is right around the corner...

I used to see various people run in the park here with dust masks and wondered whether they had
allergies or something. At times during the year we can get these tiny bug in clouds that you can't
see until you mouthbreath some, after which time you can cough your head off for miles. So I never
laugh at folks that wear a mask running or carrying a gun.

Mark and Christine said:

Actually...

I wear one in the evening sometimes to keep from swallowing/inhaling bugs. I only wear it in the
"high probability"areas of the run, but it doesn't seem to affect my breathing at all, it is just
hot and uncomfortable.

Christine

Christine, This is the new millenium, where looks are unimportant. No matter how ugly looking you
are, a mask in public is not required, except maybe

bag (one size fits all.) Today we try to look at the person that's inside, not the wrapper.

Quoted message said:

I wear one in the evening sometimes to keep from swallowing/inhaling bugs. I only wear it in the
"high probability"areas of the run, but it doesn't seem to affect my breathing at all, it is just
hot and uncomfortable.

Also not a bad idea for people who have EIA (exercise induced asthma) running during the winter. The
warmed air is a good thing.

Tom
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