Timtek wrote:
Which is actually kind of sad. He won a race in wayyyy hotter conditions than Kona will be by 7 minutes.
Humidity and heat are not the same thing.
The weather in Kona is perfect.
That is, unless you are trying to run a marathon in the afternoon sun.
(Then it feels like your stuck in Roseanne Barr's a#. And smells like it too - but thats just you).