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Articles spotlight
![]() | Why you should choose to run in skirts - There is an endless design of trendy sports wear sprouting in the market every now and then. Among the entire sports outfit, skirts for running are considered the top choice by many women. There are a lot of reasons why many women prefer to wear jogging skirts when doing on-the-move activities. |
![]() | RunningTours.net - This website is an intuitive gateway that allows runners to easily find and contact hundreds of sightrunning organizations worldwide, book a tour, and explore a city or trail with a local running guide. |
![]() | Running in Georgia - Despite the heat and humidity, I managed to run most days in Georgia, exploring new areas and trying, possibly in vain, to counteract the typical Georgia diet, heavy in cheese, eggs and bread. Tbilisi was my favourite running spot, had the greatest variety of things to see, and flat / hilly / on road / off road running options. Tbilisi gets bonus points for having almost no strays dogs. |
![]() | Tarahumara foot-racing - No doubt the Tarahumares are the greatest runners in the world, not in regard to speed, but endurance: a Tarahumare will easily run 170 miles without stopping. This propensity for running is so great that the name of the tribe alludes to it. Tarahumare is a Spanish corruption of "ralámari", or "foot-runners". |
![]() | First prize: a live camel - In a day of surprises, a much bigger one was in store for Ikuo Omichi after he competed in a grueling 100-kilometer ultramarathon in the vastness of the Mongolian steppes. He was presented with a camel for coming first past the finish line. |
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