Winter rhythm
Combine short outdoor runs with sauna recovery; focus on strength and mobility indoors.
Layer up, use reflectors, and keep cold exposure brief in freezing temperatures.
London wellness
Stockholm’s seasons invite different routines: winter saunas and indoor strength, spring park runs, summer island dips, and autumn reset blocks. Build your calendar to stay consistent all year.
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Join weekly runs across the city.
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Extended hours for winter training.
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Pick spots for recovery and winter warmth.
Combine short outdoor runs with sauna recovery; focus on strength and mobility indoors.
Layer up, use reflectors, and keep cold exposure brief in freezing temperatures.
Longer daylight supports park runs, island saunas, and evening rides or runs along the water.
Try outdoor classes and mild cold dips when conditions are safe.
Shift toward strength and mobility before winter; set a race or challenge to maintain momentum.
Add short recovery blocks with sauna or steam as temperatures drop.
Use traction, reflective gear, and shorter outdoor sessions. Warm up indoors and dry off quickly after cold exposure.
Many operate all year—confirm hours and booking rules, especially in winter.
Yes. Start with easy pace groups and increase gradually.
Move indoors: treadmills, rowing, cycling, and mobility sessions are good substitutes.
Start with 1–2 short sessions weekly; hydrate and avoid overdoing heat or cold.
Setting a spring or autumn race helps maintain consistency through darker months.