Hank OnThe Hill ran the 20th Extraterrestrial Full Moon Marathon in Rachel, NV, starting at midnight, for marathon #123 and state #43 of his second round.
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Tales From Medal Monday Volume 5 Chapter 12
Medal Monday highlights remarkable achievements from members of the Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics, showcasing inspiring stories shared on social media. Notable mentions include Deo Jerome’s four marathons in a week across Southern Africa, Glen Anderson’s adventure in a unique Yellowstone Trail Marathon, and several members completing various marathons and half marathons despite challenging conditions. The excitement extends to new limited edition gear for summer and personal milestones, such as completing marathons in new states and achieving personal records, fostering a sense of community.
Tales From Medal Monday Volume 5 Chapter 11
Medal Monday showcases inspiring achievements from Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics. Recent highlights include Tahira Bland running her 85th Half Marathon in Minnesota, Amy Sea completing her 225th Half amidst challenging air quality in NY, and Pam Whittington participating in a series across seven states. Dr. Bryon Solberg completed his 50th state milestone and was inducted as a Mainly Marathons Legend. Each runner shared personal stories about their experiences, races, and the supportive community, celebrating both personal and collaborative accomplishments in running.
Tales From Medal Monday Volume 5 Chapter 9
Tales From Medal Monday Vol. 5 Ch. 9: Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics share their latest race stories, timed loop runs, new medals and big milestones.
Tales From Medal Monday Volume 5 Chapter 8
Medal Monday highlights inspiring achievements of Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics. Recent stories celebrate participants completing various milestones, including Jennifer Durenberger’s 50-state journey, Liz Gmerek’s 1,000th marathon, and other notable accomplishments at recent races. Members shared insights about race experiences, including the Eau Claire Half Marathon’s unique features and scenic courses. The community spirit was prevalent, with members supporting each other through challenges. Anniversaries and accomplishments of various runners were acknowledged, contributing to a sense of camaraderie and perseverance among participants.
Meet Merry Mullins, MM 15936
Merry Mullins shares her journey of turning grief into strength by starting to run marathons at 48 after the death of her mother. Despite lacking proper training or equipment, she completed her first marathon to cope with her loss and began a quest to run in all 50 states. Over 32 months, she faced various challenges but learned that persistence and the will to continue were key. Her experiences taught her that it’s never too late to start, emphasizing that every step counts, regardless of the pace.
Cowtown Marathon 2026 Race Report – Back-of-the-Pack Edition
Brian Johnson participated in the Cowtown Marathon in Fort Worth, Texas, marking his 64th marathon and 33rd state. He enjoyed the generous 7.5-hour cutoff as a back-of-the-pack runner. Arriving in Dallas, he experienced the expo and the vibrant atmosphere of race day, featuring entertaining sights and a commemorative mile for fallen service members. However, a wrong turn at mile 23 cost him 10 minutes, creating frustration. Despite this, he finished strong and appreciated the unique cowboy hat-shaped medal. He encourages others to try this Texas race.
Celebrating the Completion of Two 50 States Marathon Journeys
Congratulations to Olivia Medina for achieving her 50 State Finish. Kudos also to Cade Remsburg, who completed his 50 States six times, finishing with only three races not under four hours. Cade completed his sixth round at the Louisiana Marathon in January. Photo credit goes to Denis McCarthy and the 50 States Marathon Club.
Bridging States and Limits: Race Report from the Mississippi River Marathon
Gysel Parajon shares an exciting account of participating in the Mississippi River Marathon, marking his 36th state completed. Despite starting strong and running faster than planned, he faced GI issues and cramping that slowed his pace. Utilizing a run/walk method helped him complete the race, and he was pleased to meet his goal time of 6 hours. He expressed gratitude to volunteers, race organizers, and supporters, highlighting the memorable experience and the scenic bridge over the Mississippi as a race favorite.
Louisiana Marathon 15th: Maniacs & 50 Staters Unite in the Cold
The Louisiana Marathon celebrated its 15th anniversary, and Jun Ulama proudly completed it for the third time. Many friends from the Marathon Maniacs and 50 States Marathon Club participated, despite the unusually cold weather. Ulama expressed enjoyment of the event and offered special congratulations to his friend Cade Remsburg, who achieved the remarkable milestone of finishing the 50 States Marathon for the sixth time. Ulama’s post reflects camaraderie and enthusiasm within the running community, highlighting both personal and shared achievements.