Running in Reno
Read MoreOf all the places I’ve run, higher elevations are always the most challenging.
The higher up you go, the less oxygen there is to breathe. While “sea level” versus “5,000 feet” might not seem like a big difference, it really is — especially when you’re working out and gasping for air. This becomes critical after a few miles because there’s just not enough oxygen to breathe without getting a bit light-headed.









