11/15/2025
Cold air can add unique challenges to outdoor training. Many runners and athletes use specific breathing strategies to stay comfortable and efficient in winter conditions. Starting with an indoor warm-up, practicing nasal breathing, and using a scarf or buff to warm incoming air are simple ways to ease the transition.
Controlled, shallow breaths early in the run can help the lungs adjust, while staying hydrated supports respiratory function in dry, cold air.
These tips are commonly used to maintain consistency and reduce irritation during colder months—helping support performance without letting the weather get in the way.
Book a Free Discovery Visit.
📞 (310) 773-2806 | 🔗 shirajphysio.com/free-discovery-visit
https://shirajphysio.com/free-discovery-visit/