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When the Running Is R-Rated - Well Blog - NYTimes.com

OK – this guy needs to join our group!

When the Running Is R-Rated - Well Blog - NYTimes.com

Want to run a faster marathon? Start walking | Lifestyle | Reuters

Jeff Galloway talks to Reuters about run/walk.

Want to run a faster marathon? Start walking | Lifestyle | Reuters

Aimee Mullins: Running on high-tech legs

See Aimee Mullins 10 years ago, and again this year at the Technology, Education and Design (TED) conference.  A wonderful story and an inspiration both to get out and run and to look at beauty in a different way.

1998: http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/aimee_mullins_on_running.html

2009: http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/aimee_mullins_prosthetic_aesthetics.html

Stubby Toes Were Made for Running

Ever wonder why your toes aren’t as long as your fingers?  Wired has some answers: These Toes Were Made for Running.

Clif and Luna Bars Recall

Runners – Clif and Luna bars are being recalled due to the salmonella concerns in the peanuts.  See this page for the affected products:

http://www.clifbar.com/voluntary-recall/

48 Hours on the Treadmill

What is more boring than running on the treadmill?  Watching someone run on the treadmill for 48 hours maybe?  Dean Karnazes is at it again – this time trying to break the Guinness Book of Records for treadmill running.

I hope he has all the DVDs for 6 seasons of the Sopranos – otherwise that is going to be some boring 48 hours!

What Makes an Elite Runner?

Jeff Galloway tells you on Active.com.

Running and Aging

Another study – this one at Stanford University School of Medicine – looks at the affect of running and aging.  Published by Runners World. A more complete article with other links can be found on the Stanford School of Medicine site.

Dire Tune, Robert Cheruiyot win 2008 Boston Marathon

Head right to the source - the Boston Herald's sports page.

Yes, Running Can Make You High - New York Times

We all knew it - but there is some confirmation that the runners high really exists.

Yes, Running Can Make You High - New York Times