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 Getting started with snowshoes - Snowshoeing is probably the easiest snow sport to learn, and can be enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities. You can take a leisurely walk through the park, explore some remote backcountry or pick up the pace and jog for a great winter workout. Here are some advices on how to get you started.
  Man goes jogging with cat and receives ticket - Boulder High School senior Seth Franco decided to enjoy Wednesday's warm weather by taking his cat, Stella, for a jog. When the kitty couldn't keep up, the 19-year-old did something police consider animal cruelty. Franco says there's another side to this story.
 Do you suffer from Skin Jogging Syndrome? - Like millions of Americans, Sharon was unaware that she suffered from a skin disorder. Then one day she read about Skin Jogging Syndrome (SJS), a syndrome so insidious, so sneaky, and so downright underhanded that there is absolutely no way to tell if you have it.
 Maori reflections on running - On a warm sunny day, I run through sun filled valley, bathed in the healing glow of Ranginui, ancestral Sky Father. In a southerly storm I run the hills: gale rain lashed, thunder growled, lightning flash-warned; at play with Tawhirimatea, ancestral cousin, God of the Winds.
  How to speak "runner" - Here are some phrases intended to break down the language barrier between runner and non-runner. Feel free to show this to your long-suffering wife, husband, partner, colleagues, postman, or anyone else you like to bore and bemuse with talk of PBs, splits and marathon-ness.