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Some dance in the dark. We like to run in it.
Plenty of runners lace up when the lights are out. Maybe you like to wind down with an evening run. Or maybe time is tight while the sun is up.
You can have fun no matter when you run. But if the daylight runs out before you do, take precautions to stay safe and seen — like choosing gear designed for the dark.
Our Run Visible Collection features products with high-contrast colours and reflectivity to help drivers recognize you in low- or no-light conditions.
While putting on your brights is a great tip for night running, safety goes beyond your gear.
Our friends at November Project are familiar with the challenges of working out in the dark.
As an organization focused on community-building through free group workouts, November Project encourages people to “just show up” and put in the work. Often, their workouts call on participants to show up before dawn.
So we asked for the rundown on training in the dark. Check out this advice on staying safe and motivated, courtesy of NP organizers around the country.
I feel the safest while training when I know that I am visible to other people around me, and that someone knows where I am and when I will be back."
Can’t get enough November Project? Same! Check them out at the links below for more information. While COVID-19 means it’s still unsafe to work out in big groups, many NP chapters are hosting virtual training sessions. Sign up to join in.
Learn about Brooks & November Project’s partnership
See what November Project is up to
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