running

This guy falls and fails hard during an early morning live TV report. Slow it down, next time I'd suggest walking by the camera. I can't tell if it's the cameraman or one of the news anchors back at the studio that starts laughing, but he certainly adds to the fail.

This has to be one of the coolest 4-K fun runs I've ever seen! It's a real life Indiana Jones bolder run where people literally run for their lives and try not to get run over by a giant Zorb ball. I'd love to try this! Speaking of awesome fun runs check out the Red River Best Chevy Dealers Insane Inflatable 5-K.

"It's not how you start, it's how you finish" would definitely be the mantra this officer would pass on to people.

Running has countless benefits -- it's good for your health, your heart, your stress levels and might even increase your lifespan. Too bad almost every runner is a massive jerk.

These runners aren’t so much a neck-and-neck as they are replacement hip-to-replacement hip.

When it comes to racing, the winner of the Berlin Marathon was given a run for his money.

Phillymag analyzed Rocky's run in 'Rocky II' and deduced that the fighter would have covered 30.61 miles in real life Philadelphia during his training session.

Iram Leon isn’t going to let a little thing like cancer slow him down.

Roughly 800 people put on Santa costumes for the Fourth Annual Michendorf Santa Run in Michendorf, Germany. The race is sponsored by Laufclub Michendorf (which translated means Michendorf Running Club, imagine that) and is 10 kilometers long. You can't quite tell from these pictures, but it actually began snowing pretty hard during the race, which probably makes these the most Christmas-y photos e

For anybody to run a full marathon in under three hours and finish in the top one percent of racers is pretty impressive but to do it while wearing flip flops? That might just make the record book.

What is it about the Summer Olympic games guys love so much? Is it the spirit of competition, the feats of strength and athleticism? Could it be the sportsmanship and Camaraderie among nations and participants? Or maybe it's just watching and cheering on the U.S.A.

The third-place finisher of a British marathon used a ride on a bus to pass competitors on the way to the finish line, reports The Telegraph.