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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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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.

The first man to run 600 miles in 6 days - With his "bull dog face, short cropped hair and almost deformed stooped shoulders", George Hazael travelled all over the world in pursuit of prize money by competing against others in running races. In early 1882, Hazael did the unthinkable when he became the first man ever to make 600 miles in six consecutive days.

This never happens! - As I approached an intersection, I ran in front of a white van stopped waiting to turning right. I jumped and yelled as he missed me, close enough that I felt a rush of air as he cornered just behind me. I've almost been hit by right-turning drivers dozens of times but never has one ever said a word to me that didn't start with "F".

9-year-old marathoner - At just 9-year-old, Nikolas Toocheck has already established himself as a record breaking runner. He is running full marathons towards a goal of taking a million steps and raising a $1 million for his grandfather's charity.

Can vegan runners become elite athletes? - Some vegans eat too many salads, sweet potatoes and berries, but not enough beans, nuts, and seeds. They eliminate animal protein but fail to replace it with enough plant protein. Weight-conscious vegan athletes who restrict calories often reduce their intake of protein and other nutrients. Hence, dieting vegan athletes need to be extra vigilant to consume a menu supportive of their needs.

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