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Best dogs for runners - Find out which purebred dog breeds are considered excellent for jogging. Even little dogs can be great joggers and there are many, many mixed breeds and hybrid types that would be excellent for running with you.

Kenyan marathoner slips at finish but still wins - In "The LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon" Kenyan Robert Cheruiyot pulled ahead of countryman Daniel Njenga in the final 100 meters of what was a terrific showdown, finishing first before an estimated 1.5 million spectators. But instead of celebrating and enjoying the moment, Cheruiyot found himself on the way to a local hospital.

How to make a running costume - Here is a quick and handy guide on building yourself a fun and maybe even an award winning running costume that should help you enjoy the sport of costume running, get some laughs and end up a picture or two.

Why trail running is better than sex - A growing list of funny reasons why trail running is better than having sexual intercourses.

The Flying Scotsman - Once in a while in the world of sport, someone really special turns up. One such person was a professional Scottish pedestrian called George D. Cameron. In his formative years as an up-and-coming "pro", Cameron proved himself as a handy runner at shorter distances. But it wasn't till the early part of 1880 when his long-distance career really started to take off.

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