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Ready to join the planet's running community? Along with an illustrated collection of 308 runners' suggestions on where to run in all the seven continents, in its 1141 webpages WorldwideRunning.com entertains you with an eclectic collection of running articles and incredible-but-true stories, safety information for runners, running-related humor, software for runners, running news and much more. Plus, WorldwideRunning.com features a Wiki section open to your own running content.

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Oats and runners - Is oatmeal beneficial for athletes? Are steel-cut oats better than quick-cooking oats? Which type is best? Does oatmeal really "stick to your ribs"? Let's take a look at what you might want to know about this popular sports food.

Priest-runner in Rome blocks serial thief - The thief who snuck into the church of San Gioacchino in Rome had not calculated that in the parish there was a priest-runner ready to grind kilometers to recover the stolen goods and bring him to justice.

How to run in a foreign Country - It is often a surprise hearing about runners who won't run in a strange city. Whether there on business or pleasure, some people don't even bother packing their running shoes with them. Instead, make it a habit to run on every trip if you can. Here are a few tips about running in a new place, particularly a foreign Country.

Don't bring your camera to the Color Run - If there hasn't been a "Color Run" 5k or 10k race near you, there probably will be soon. And with all that color, you certainly want to take some pictures, right? Not - with your camera you don't. The "color bombs" they throw out at these runs will ruin your lenses and cameras.

In the Land of a Thousand Hills - Rwanda, known as the "Land of a Thousand Hills", is a fabulous place to run. The capital city of Kigali is perched 4,800 feet above sea level and is knit together by a network of well-paved roads. There are dirt paths everywhere, soft and forgiving on the knees, radiating into the surrounding countryside.

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