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🏃5 Unusual Running Traditions from Around the Globe
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Running isn’t just about races and medals. Around the world, people run for reasons beyond fitness or competition, embracing traditions that are thrilling, spiritual, and downright unbelievable.
In this issue, we’re exploring five of the most unusual running traditions—from racing against horses in Wales to an ancient endurance ritual in Japan. These events push the limits of what it means to be a runner.
Ready to be inspired? Let’s dive in!
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5 Unusual Running Traditions from Around the Globe
Running is more than a sport in many countries. It creates a strong link to the social and cultural life of many communities around the world. Over time, various running traditions have emerged, each shaped by history, geography, and local customs.
In our latest article, we explore the most extraordinary running traditions worldwide. Some date back centuries, while others are newer but just as extreme.
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