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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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Articles spotlight
![]() | Is clean eating good for runners? - Clean foods are generally defined as being unprocessed, all-natural, free of GMOs, added sugar, high fructose corn syrup, refined grains, and perhaps gluten, free of antibiotics and hard-to-pronounce ingredients. Runners should not label specific foods or ingredients as being good or bad, and rather look at how they fit into their sports menu evaluating them within a balanced diet. |
![]() | Top 10 running shoe myths - Beware of the "dumb running shoe myth" syndrome, a collection of widely held beliefs that are at best half-truths or, more often, just totally bogus notions. Not running magazines, mind you, but rather that tacky newsstand pulp with model-laden covers that boldly promise to help you look better, feel better and, of course, have a better sex life. |
![]() | Running and twitting don't mix - James Coleman, a jogger, has become the first man in Britain to suffer a "twinjury", an injury sustained while using Twitter. He was "tweeting" to his followers on his Blackberry while jogging to work when he cracked his head on a heavy low-hanging branch. The force of the impact sent the dazed runner crashing to the pavement and left him with a badly bruised black eye. |
![]() | Running in Asia - Here is a collection of 17 places to run in Asia. |
![]() | The Great Birthday Run Scam - Imagine signing up and paying for a 5K only to realize there is no race. A new scam duped people around the country as many runners signed up for "The Birthday Run" to have a good time with live music, lights and a party. But, when race day arrived, there was no starting line. |
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