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HOW TO DO A LONG RUN UNDER THE HEAT OF DANANG

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HOW TO DO A LONG RUN UNDER THE HEAT OF DANANG

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Hot weather is a real challenge when you’re running in Danang especially if you are training abroad and not used to Vietnam climate. Excessive sweat loss causes dehydration and the following heat conditions may occur: cramp, fainting, sunstroke, loss of muscular control, upset stomach, etc. Here are some tips that you may want to take notice of for Danang International Marathon.

EXPLORING THE DELIGHTS OF DANANG LIKE A DANANGIAN – 5 MUST DO’S IN DANANG

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EXPLORING THE DELIGHTS OF DANANG LIKE A DANANGIAN – 5 MUST DO’S IN DANANG

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Say Hi with a Smile! Danang people are kind, warm and friendly. Although they may lack of English skill, they will try to communicate with you through body language and give you the best support that they can. Don’t forget to return with a smile.