Training things you do that cause people to stare?

Taking "relief" on the side of the road.  Apparently some never watch the Tour de France out-takes.

That's funny!  I could totally see myself doing that.....  Although people who work out would know exactly what you're doing.

I remove layers of clothing while running - it's hard to keep going while the pullover is being yanked over your head, but it can be done without breaking stride.

Also - in summer I bring my bike to work and keep it in my van and ride at lunchtime.  I sprint to get to it, and sprint back to the building after I'm done.  It helps both in getting more riding time in and helping with transition training   The people here don't get it though. 

Actually going OUTSIDE to run when it's gorgeous out in the middle of winter.  All the folks headed to the treddies give me that "is she crazy" look.... (this is of course when I lived in SD)

Many years ago I once went out running in a pouring rain just because I wanted to.  I actually had people stop and ask if I wanted a ride home.

Swimming in a lake for OWS practice sometimes draws funny stares too.

Does wearing my compression tights on the back deck while on the computer count?

I did that last night for the first time.  Thought about it and then didn't care.  Waved at a neighbor or two.  But they are use to me walking the dog in spandex now.  At first, second and third...they weren't.

Running in the cold, miserable, torrential downpour this past Sun. while the temps were in the 20s (above zero, at least).

When I beeyotched at the college boy-girl "couple" running side-by-side, blocking the indoor track lanes, while I was doing a speed workout and had to pass them amongst some running "traffic".  I wasn't happy that I had to do that, but, it was either that or get run over.  Hey, this could be a poll!

Occassionally when out for a ride in the cold I end up having to break ice/icecicles off of my bike. I sweat a lot when I ride, even when it is cold out side. And it just does not get cold enough for the sweat to freeze before it hits my top bar, but it freezes before it falls off. (this was more fun when rowing in the spring in college, My entire rigger would be a block of ice by the time we were done, and sometimes the only way to melt the ice was to drop the shorts and well...you get the idea.)

get some people to stare when you accidentaly blow a snot rocket on their car too...but that was only that one time...and it's not like the guy didn't cut me off with only an inch to spare...right?

I ride my bike home from work and when I walk out of my fancy office building in spandex and a helmet I always get funny looks.

>>>and of course blowing snot rockets always freaks people out.

oh so sexeh....!!!  Only another triathlete can appreciate that!!!

Probably when I wear my cycing bib fas tri shorts when I do a short brick and get too lazy to change for the 20 min run after the bike.  Or at least that's when I feel most self consious.

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Jogging to work with a backpack also got me some interesting looks last week...

We have GOT to teach you the farmer blow - cut out the mess on the hand/shorts.

You need a different loop.  1.1 miles?  That could be as close to as boring as a dreadmill.

I have a high cold tolerance, so I can only run in tights when it's in the 20's or under.  I even get funny looks from other runners when it's snowing and I'm running in shorts.

When i do wear tights, I usually don't wear shorts over them (unless I need a pocket for keys).  It looks like I'm running in long underwear.

When running in tights, or tri shorts, or riding, sometimes you have to....adjust.  I've long since stopped caring where I am or who's watching when said adjustments are made.