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Old 5th Sep 07, 04:47 PM
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Warm body - Cold Stomach

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Just trying to get back in shape a bit and improve on my 50min 10k time so some work to do!!! I have been going out doing a steady 40 mins or so every other night and i notice something a bit 'odd'. My body warms up nicely but i have noticed that my stomach remains pretty cold to the touch, is this anything anyone else has noted or has a reason for it.

I wonder if its due to diverted blood flow or something but it just feels odd.

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Old 5th Sep 07, 07:14 PM
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Welcome to the forum chewymix.

Couldn''t say if it is normal or not never actually noticed.
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Old 5th Sep 07, 08:22 PM
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yeah its odd!

just back from a 5k and for the first couple of minutes stomach warm, tonight is a pretty warm night in wimbledon, then next time i checked it had gone cold! Must be blood flow i think.
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You realise your now going to have us all lifting our tops to feel our stomachs on our next runs, attracting even odder looks than we normally do
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Old 5th Sep 07, 10:26 PM
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lol.... it's true! I checked mine tonight and it was quite cold to the touch... I think it's a combination of blood flow and the fact that your torsoe takes the brunt of the airflow while you run... maybe...
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Old 5th Sep 07, 10:35 PM
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ha ha! brilliant, i have made everyone check themselves out while running

slightly annoyed though as i am currently sat with an ice pack on my ankle, rolled it turning a corner about 10 metres from my front door on a 'sprint' finish

typical
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Old 6th Sep 07, 07:55 AM
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Hi im another one whos always noticed this, mines always really cold to the touch, my top rides up when running (slightly) not all the way up i'll point out, and this must make it colder with the air right on it.
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Old 6th Sep 07, 09:33 AM
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Checked myself last night, not too cold but alarmingly sweaty. - glad to report no belly button fluff was spotted !
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Old 6th Sep 07, 10:26 AM
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glad to say mine is very cold, although always covered by clothing, and not at all sweaty, untl finishing the run that is then it seems to let it all out
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Old 6th Sep 07, 11:04 AM
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Slightly off-topic, but Chewymix, i've always read that a 'sprint finish' is normally a pretty bad idea? Unless of course from there you go on to do a warm-down jog? Something to do with shocking the muscles at the last minute which intensifies the need to warm down (increasing the damage to the muscles if a proper warm-down isn't done)...

Not that I want to poke my nose in, I'd just hate to see a fellow runner suffer unecessarily!
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Old 6th Sep 07, 10:12 PM
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Chewymix,

Odd thing the 'cold stomach' syndrome! I meet up with my running partner just once a week coz we run at different speeds. We usually talk all the way round, but also weight is a popular discussion, on comparing wobbly stomachs the other day (when no one was watching) we both noticed how cold and clamy they were, not ever run along feeling my stomach before....what's your excuse?
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I had a feel last night..............but that's another story!!


Getting back to the thread I haven't noticed this myself.
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I haven't noticed a cold stomach area but I have noticed that certain other areas get cold. I reckon it must be to do with blood flow.
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and you were checking these 'other areas' because...? lol.
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and you were checking these 'other areas' because...? lol.

It was merely a "per chance" observation.
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