Medal Monday celebrates the achievements of Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics members, highlighting various recent races. Members share experiences from events like the Mayberry Half Marathon, NYC Marathon, and the Inaugural Las Vegas Marathon. Despite challenges, including weather conditions, enthusiasm for running and camaraderie shines through in these personal stories of accomplishment.
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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.
Marathon Maniac/Half Fanatic Family Photo At Route 66
Before races, the Marathon Maniac/Half Fanatic Run Family often gathers for a “Family Photo.” They are present at various events nationwide, including a snapshot taken before the Marine Corps Marathon at the Pentagon, Washington DC, on October 27, 2024. Photo credit goes to Gregory Rouson.
Marathon Maniac Family Photo At The Ocean State Marathon
Before races, the Marathon Maniac/Half Fanatic Run Family often gathers for a “Family Photo.” They are present at various events nationwide, including a snapshot taken before the Marine Corps Marathon at the Pentagon, Washington DC, on October 27, 2024. Photo credit goes to Gregory Rouson.
Mary and Jamie “Hot Rod” Miller Complete 50 States Together
Mary and Jamie Miller from Indiana completed their goal of running marathons in all 50 states at the Marshall Marathon in November 2024. Their journey began after Mary’s injury-inspired running, leading to shared passions and overcoming challenges, including Jamie’s diabetes diagnosis. Their story highlights perseverance, community support, and cherished memories together.
Tales From Medal Monday Volume 3 Chapter 20
Medal Monday celebrates the achievements of Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics members, highlighting various recent races. Members share experiences from events like the Mayberry Half Marathon, NYC Marathon, and the Inaugural Las Vegas Marathon. Despite challenges, including weather conditions, enthusiasm for running and camaraderie shines through in these personal stories of accomplishment.
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”
Tales From Medal Monday Volume 3 Chapter 19
Medal Monday celebrates the achievements of Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics members, highlighting various recent races. Members share experiences from events like the Mayberry Half Marathon, NYC Marathon, and the Inaugural Las Vegas Marathon. Despite challenges, including weather conditions, enthusiasm for running and camaraderie shines through in these personal stories of accomplishment.
Perfect Weather, Personal Record: Sadie Smith’s Winning Run at Marshall University
Sadie Smith enjoyed a fantastic marathon weekend at Marshall University, praising the fast and friendly course. Perfect weather contributed to her enjoyment of the 26-mile race. She highlighted Elizabeth Arnott’s impressive 2nd place finish and Lindsey Elste’s successful return from injury, along with a new personal record for the first female finisher.
A Rainy Adventure in Kansas: Salina Crossroads Half Marathon
Tina Torun participated in the Salina Crossroads Marathon in Kansas on November 2nd, marking her 34th state and 80th half marathon. Despite rain during the race, the organizers kept participants informed and provided ample support. The course was scenic with sufficient aid stations and a celebratory finish with food, making it a recommended event.