From Drizzle to Determination: Olivia Medina’s Haunted 26.2 Marks Florida Marathon #5 of 51

Olivia Medina completed the Haunted 26.2 marathon in Ocala, Florida, marking her fifth Florida marathon on October 4, 2025. Despite only six participants finishing the official distance, she embraced the experience, relished the peaceful course, and found motivation from unexpected support. Olivia placed second overall, celebrating personal achievement in a small race.

Sioux Falls Marathon: Running for Mom, Battling Travel Woes

Christopher Riff Browning shares pride in his mother, Bethany, for hiking the Camino de Santiago in Spain. He recounts his experience at the Sioux Falls Marathon, detailing canceled flights, a change of airlines, and delays before finally arriving home. He expresses gratitude to his wife for support during his travels.

Sioux Falls Half Marathon: Beauty, Hills, and a Lesson in Honesty

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”

Chasing Stars: Devesh Khatu’s Sydney Marathon Adventure

Devesh Khatu completed his second Sydney Marathon, marking his 157th overall, with a strong race experience unlike his first in 2015. The event grew from under 5,000 to over 30,000 participants, featuring a scenic yet challenging course, excellent crowd support, and strong organization. Despite missing his 4:30 goal, he achieved his best time since 2024.

Boston Marathon Conquered: Gregory Rouson’s Six Star Medal Celebration

Gregory Rouson celebrates completing his 26th lifetime marathon and finishing the Boston Marathon, marking his achievement in the Abbott World Marathon Majors Six Star Medal Challenge. He describes the Boston course as the toughest of all majors, appreciating the immense crowd support. Despite a long journey, he finds it rewarding.

Tales From Medal Monday Volume 4 Chapter 4

Medal Monday showcases inspiring achievements from Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics. Members share stories of completing multiple marathons across states, personal milestones, and camaraderie in their running journeys. Highlights include Karen Murray’s transformation into a 50-stater and achievements of others like Jennifer Clark and Gysel Parajon, celebrating continuous dedication in running.

Racing Toward 1,000 Marathons: 116.54 KM Victory at Tuffman’s 24-Hour Chandigarh Run

Sivabalan Pandian recently completed his third 24-hour stadium run organized by Tuffman in Chandigarh, achieving a personal best of 116.54 km. At age 66, he surpassed his previous distances from 2021 and 2024. He is now close to his goal of completing 1000 full and ultra marathons, having reached 885.

Flight Delays, Falls, and Finish Lines: A Marathon Weekend to Remember

Gysel Parajon experienced a challenging running weekend that included flight delays and race difficulties. After a delayed journey to Cotter, AR, Parajon completed the White River Marathon while facing stomach issues and an injury. Despite difficulties at the Harpeth Hills Flying Monkey Marathon, Parajon finished, marking state 23 in a rewarding adventure.

Conquering the Salina Crossroads Marathon: Battling the Elements and Pushing Through

Nick Polanowski (MM16057) – Salina Crossroads Marathon is now in the books!My alarm was set for 5:15am, but was awaken to the clap of thunder at 4:40am as the weather front had made its way to Salina. The Weather Channel was SPOT ON!Amy & I laid there listening to the thunder before rolling out ofContinue reading “Conquering the Salina Crossroads Marathon: Battling the Elements and Pushing Through”

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