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Running in South America - Located mostly in the Southern hemisphere, South America is culturally, ethnically, and racially diverse, and home to the world's highest waterfall, the largest river, the longest mountain range, the driest place on Earth, and the largest rainforest. Running in never boring here. Click here to read about the 6 recommended places to run in South America.

Mallwalking tips - When walking in a mall, you can never have the heat, rain, snow or the wind as an excuse for not exercising. You have a perfect climate all year through. Plus malls are safe, clean and pollution-free. And, unlike gyms, the malls won't charge you for walking.

Running in Central America - Here is a collection of 6 places to run in Central America.

Runner hit by a flying deer - Krystine Rivera was running when a driver hit a deer with her sport utility vehicle. The deer was sent flying into Rivera, who was left with minor injuries.

Runner who accidentally crosses U.S. border detained for two weeks - As Cedella Roman ran southeast along the White Rock beach, she crossed a municipal boundary - and, shortly after, the Canada-U.S. international border. When she turned around to head back she was apprehended by two U.S. Border Patrol officers. So began a two-week nightmare that landed her in a prison jumpsuit.

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