Runners from the Marathon Maniac and Half Fanatic community gathered in Salina, Kansas, for a traditional pre-race “Family Photo” on Saturday, November 7, 2026. The group posed before competing in the Salina Crossroads Marathon and Half Marathon, continuing a nationwide tradition of celebrating camaraderie among distance runners. Photo credit: Jennifer Clark.
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Run Family at the TCS New York City Marathon
Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics gathered in Times Square for a pre-race Run Family photo ahead of the 2026 TCS New York City Marathon. See who made the shot!
Run Family at the Marine Corps Marathon
Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics lined up for a pre-race Run Family photo at the 2026 Marine Corps Marathon in Washington, DC. See who made the shot!
Run Family at the Great Balloon Chase Half Marathon
Before races, the Marathon Maniac and Half Fanatic running family often takes a ‘Family Photo.’ They were spotted at the Great Balloon Chase Half Marathon in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on October 4, 2026, where they gathered for a quick group shot. This tradition highlights the camaraderie among runners and showcases their presence at races across the country. The photo and post were credited to Jennifer Clark, capturing a joyful moment shared by the running community.
Run Family at the Garmin Kansas City Marathon
Before races, the Marathon Maniac and Half Fanatic running family often captures a ‘Family Photo.’ They took a quick group shot during the Garmin Kansas City Marathon & Half Marathon in Kansas City, MO, on October 17, 2026. The tradition of these group photos showcases their camaraderie and the spirit of community among runners, as they gather at events across the nation. This particular moment was credited to Brian Johnson for both the photo and the social media post.
Distances for Everyone: Anchorage RunFest
Alaska Ambassador Tina Torun recaps Anchorage RunFest: distances from a kids 2K to a 49K ultra, PRs, a new ultra course record, and hills at every finish.
Run Family at the Anchorage RunFest
Before a race, the Marathon Maniac and Half Fanatic running families take a moment to capture a ‘Family Photo.’ This tradition was upheld at the Anchorage RunFest in Anchorage, AK, on August 16, 2026, where members gathered for a quick group shot. The event highlights the spirit and camaraderie among runners in this nationwide community, showcasing their commitment to both running and togetherness. Photo and post credit go to Tina Torun.
Run Family at the Galloping Gertie Half Marathon
Before the race, the Marathon Maniac and Half Fanatic running family captured a ‘Family Photo’ at the Galloping Gertie Half Marathon in Gig Harbor, WA, on August 1, 2026. This group shot, taken to commemorate the moment, highlights their camaraderie and shared passion for running, as they are often seen at races across the country. The post is credited to Gregory Rouson, who shares this memorable experience with fellow enthusiasts.
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.
Run Family at the Mainly Marathons Heartland Series
Before starting a race, the Marathon Maniac and Half Fanatic running community often captures a ‘Family Photo.’ During the Mainly Marathons Heartland Series, they managed to take a group photo in Hicksville, Ohio, and Niles, Michigan, on July 11 and 12, 2026. This tradition highlights the camaraderie and spirit of the running family, which is frequently seen at races across the nation, fostering a sense of unity and shared passion among the participants. Photo credit goes to Brian Johnson.