Michelle Migneault Cox(HF17353) – Yesterday I did the Sioux Falls Marathon(half) for the 2nd time and it was my 133rd half marathon!! When I did this race in Sep 2019 it was my 25th state and 37th total half…time goes when you’re having fun!The course has changed since then and I think it was better.Continue reading “Sioux Falls Half Marathon: Beauty, Hills, and a Lesson in Honesty”
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Tales From Medal Monday Volume 4 Chapter 15
Medal Monday showcases remarkable achievements from members of Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics. Recent highlights include Emil Cheng’s group for the REVEL Reno Tahoe, Dailyn Valdez’s Berlin Marathon completion, and various members celebrating personal milestones, overcoming challenges, and offering support within the running community. Community engagement and camaraderie shine through their stories.
Edmonton Bear of a Challenge 2025
The Edmonton “Bear of a Challenge” marathon offers a flat, uncomplicated race experience with staggered starts for multiple distances, creating a communal atmosphere among runners. Participants can join various races, enhancing excitement and energy throughout the event. Despite dwindling numbers after five hours, the overall experience remains enjoyable and engaging.
Sydney Marathon 2025: Pacing an Inaugural World Marathon Major
Paul Nigel Addicott (MM15822) – Sydney Marathon 2025 On 31st August 2025, I took part in the Sydney Marathon. This was the inaugural event as a World Marathon Majors, as Sydney joins: Tokyo, Boston, London, Berlin, Chicago and New York City as the 7th World Marathon Major. For many Marathon runners, who like to travel,Continue reading “Sydney Marathon 2025: Pacing an Inaugural World Marathon Major”
Running the World: One Finish Line at a Time
Patty Bishop, an avid runner, shares her journey of running over 235 races across various terrains and continents. For her, running transcends competition; it fosters connections, resilience, and life lessons. Each race embodies adventure and personal growth, emphasizing that the essence of running lies in the journey and the community built along the way.
Meet Club Member: Tina from Alaska
Tina “Luvs-Torun” Lam (HF16109, MM15672, DA3665) from Anchorage, AKI was never a runner. I remember running in 5th grade and in junior high, doing a few cross country races, but I finished in last place. Running was not fun. A college friend was running the 50 states, which I thought was crazy and another friend startedContinue reading “Meet Club Member: Tina from Alaska”
Epic Week on the Run: Summer Camp Series to Rapid City Half
Eileen Duchane completed the Mainly Marathons Summer Camp Series, running the Maah Daah Hey Trail Run Half and the Rapid City Half. She enjoyed both courses, recommending trail running and hydration. The Rapid City course featured beautiful parks but was hot, highlighting the need for water early on. She met fellow fans at the finish.
Chasing Neon at the Tron Run Half Marathon
Robert Manon participated in the Tron Run Half Marathon in Canoga Park, organized by Jed and Ted’s Excellent Races. Despite being delayed by traffic, he enjoyed the race, which featured a fun themed course. This event marked his 644th half marathon, and he opted to skip another race in San Diego.
Shawshank Hustle & Rock & Roll HOF Half Marathon Weekend Adventure
Amy Sea(HF18410, DA3652, MM15648)-My 3 favorite hobbies are running, movies and music so why not have a race weekend that combines them all!Saturday I did the Shawshank Hustle in Mansfield, OH which starts and finishes at the prison where Shawshank Redemption was filmed. The course is ~7K (between 4.5 and 5 miles) so not aContinue reading “Shawshank Hustle & Rock & Roll HOF Half Marathon Weekend Adventure”
Completing the Running Full Monty in All 50 States
Clint Burleson accomplished a Running Full Monty at the Mainly Marathons Alaska Series on August 6th, completing a 50k, full marathon, half marathon, 10k, and 5k across all states. This remarkable feat showcases his dedication and achievement in marathon running. Congratulations, Clint!