Ipod nano won't charge more than 20% or so

my 6 mos old nano won't charge more than 20% or so - jsut started this weekend when i ran a half marathon and it ran out of juice before i could get it charged. only time it's ran out of juice.
plug it in to everything i have, and can only get 20% charge. i wear it on an armband, and it's hot - could that be it? Or is the battery just worn out?
Went through all the stuff i could find online to try...apple site and others.
i'm kind of addicted to running with my nano - please help...

*Went through all the stuff i could find online* to try...apple site and others.
Please describe _*in detail*_ all you have attempted to do in order to resolve the issue.
Have you called iPod technical support: 1-800-APL-CARE (1-800-275-2273), considered taking the iPod to an Apple Store or an AASP?

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