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Finding clever ways to excite the runner in your life isn’t difficult, if you’re willing to be adventurous. The trick is to turn everyday actions, plans and circumstances into romantic interludes that put a new spin on them. Not every suggestion to follow may be to your liking, but keep an open mind and you’re sure to find at least one that is capable of turning your strong, powerful runner into a quivering mass of desire!

Raise your hand if you complain about not having enough time left after work, family and social obligations to accomplish your daily run. Aha! We see lots of hands held aloft, which triggers this intriguing question: If you’re already overwhelmed, why are you reading this article? The answer is clear: you’re smart and you’re wise and you already suspect that it’s extremely beneficial to your overall health if you add at least one more activity to your schedule. Here’s the best news of all: lots of athletic pursuits can pile on the health benefits!

Once upon a time, life was easy. You put on your favourite running shoes, grabbed a towel, went out for a jog and returned home feeling fit, satisfied and maybe even a little smug because you saw your effort as insurance for a healthier future. These days, “simple runs” are almost anachronisms because activities classified as track and field sports now list multiple, specific categories. Making a choice isn’t easy, but if you pick the one that’s right for your body, it could carry you nicely into your senior years with just a few modifications along the way!

Whether for spiritual reasons or sheer adventure, the world’s mountains have long held a special allure for mankind. Mountaineering once began as a primitive yet dangerous endeavour involving rope, acquired ability, and very little else but has burgeoned into a highly sophisticated adventure sport. Climbers of all skill levels concern themselves with safety, inclement weather, and altitude acclimatisation while navigating mountainous terrains to reach summit peaks. The opportunity to master technically challenging climbing routes, experience unadulterated natural beauty, and sometimes even make history are just some of the reasons mountaineers attempt to reach the peaks of these 15 famous summits.

Just about every noted running authority has an opinion on whether there’s an “ideal” physique required if one is to become an outstanding runner. This, of course, flies in the face of those who claim that all bodies are great running machines—that there is no such thing as body types engineered to beat the competition, finish first and grab more medals than most. But, ask anyone who points to Kenyans and stars like Jamaican runner Usain Bolt when the debate begins. Surely, this is no coincidence, you think.