Snow changing plans for the day

It happens all the to me for various reasons,, the other day my battery was dead so couldn't get to gym for class. The big question is not do plans change, but HOW are you going to adapt when it happens? It just like the rest of life, always changing.

I’m a pansy in cold and snow - was planning to take my dog for a 7-mile trail run today and instead headed to the local YMCA where I did a spin class, a few easy miles on the treadmill and some incline work on the elliptical.

This time of year isn’t a big deal for me to make adjustments as I am just relaxing and enjoying the off-season. Come end of January, I don’t care what the weather is - I will find a way to meet whatever goal my training plan has set for the day (within reason for safety considerations).

Good on you to make the necessary adjustments to meet your fitness goals despite the weather.

I workout at home indoors - lifting, rowing and sometimes biking. So, weather has no effect on that.

However, I have also taken up hiking, more of a pastime than a workout but it is also that. Of course, weather also plays a part in this.

Just went on a 10 mile hike the other day and planning on another tomorrow. Need to plan for that because I walk slow and it can take 1/2 a day.

No snow where I live but there is rain. I have no problem hiking on a flat route in the rain and mud but climbing slick 1000 ft hills and negotiating cow rutted trails in the rain and mud would be another matter. In this case,

In tbis case, I'd just workout at home and delay the hike for a better day.

Have to keep running as I have a half marathon in 4 weeks. Its been bitter cold out but I have told myself to man the kitten up and get on with it! Its making me mentally stronger as well as physically I hope. Also been soooooo cold in our CrossFit box but just have to get on with it. I do wish I had a treadmill sometimes though so I didn't need to run in the cold.

There's so much ice built up around my house that I can barely walk, let alone run. It stinks. I did good through rain and cold and even a little snow, but ice is a big no-go for me. I got into running by keeping things really easy for myself so now I'm lazy and stuck. I'm probably just going to focus on strength training through the winter and get back to jogging again in the spring.

Chained up for a night hike this evening.

No snow here but it was very cold with wind gusts above 20 mph and a wind chill in the low single digits. I slept in.

I'm not a masochist and never claimed to be tough.