I usually like to run when the weather is warm but not too hot, because if it’s too hot then I’ll be sweating like a camel, and will be so thirsty and red from the heat that I can’t function for about a half hour after that. Somewhere between 21 and 28 degree Celsius is a good temperature for running.

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I extremely dislike running on a track or in wide-open spaces, because it makes me feel like I’m not getting anywhere. I think that the best place to run is on a smaller, not-so-busy street in a nice residential area. But if there isn’t a place like that to run near my house, I’ll run anywhere—even on a track.

One reason that I enjoy running is it’s faster than walking and cheaper than taking buses or taxis. Also, running is good for your health; the more you run the stronger your legs, back and lungs get. I also like the rush that you get when you push yourself farther than you’ve ever gone before, where you feel like collapsing and keep on running until you don’t even  feel your legs anymore and it’s just mechanical.