09/03/2026
My patients complain to me that the high temperatures and stifling humidity of summer can make exercising outdoors much more difficult. It also raises the risk of a heat-related injury. But if outdoor workouts are your “thing”, here are five tips that I share with my patients that can make them a little safer.
It’s mid-summer, 90 degrees and humid, but you want to work out, and you prefer doing it outdoors. Treadmills really aren’t your thing – you feel like a hamster walking or running on one. You’re probably aware summer heat raises your risk for sunburn, heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat st...