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Joy Run #14: Rainy Runs ☔
Ready, Set, Grow!

It’s wet, it’s windy. What better way to be transported back to your childhood by playing out in the rain.
This week’s Joy Runs theme is… Rain
This Week: Running in the Rain ☔
Running in the rain is underrated. Drizzle or downpour, there's something quite calming and cathartic about being soaked through.
Wet weather also provides a welcome change of running routine and brings extra challenges for those preparing for a race. No two rainy runs are alike. Will it be a muddy adventure or a jumping over puddles kind of run? Nobody knows. Either way, resilience is born in the rain.
So for this Joy Run, we’ll go for a run in the rain and soak up the extra visual and mental stimulation it offers.
Examples include:
jumping in/over puddles
seeing your own reflection
the threat of dark clouds
a magical rainbow after a big storm
a rain-soaked selfie
sharing your tips for running in the rain
the badass feeling of braving the elements
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