Running Family Photo: Fanatic/Maniac Photo at the 2025 Marine Corps Marathon

Before races, the Marathon Maniac and Half Fanatic running community captures ‘Family Photos’ together. Ahead of the Marine Corps Marathon in Washington, DC, on October 26, 2025, they took a few quick group shots, showcasing their camaraderie and enthusiasm for running events nationwide. Photo credit goes to Gregg LeBlanc.

Crushing the 2025 Jack and Jill’s Downhill Marathon Double

Steve Walters(MM338, DA9, DA21) – Crushed it! The Jack and Jill Marathon today was my fastest marathon in nearly ten months and my first sub-3:40 of the year (previous fastest time of 2025 was 3:48). It’s always fun running through the Snoqualmie Tunnel, a 2.3 mile long tunnel then all downhill to the finish (2,100 feetContinue reading “Crushing the 2025 Jack and Jill’s Downhill Marathon Double”

Tales From Medal Monday Volume 4 Chapter 11

Medal Monday highlights inspiring achievements from Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics members, showcasing their running journeys. Stories include Brigitte’s cautious run through a tunnel, Natalie’s transformation from a non-athlete to a marathoner, and others sharing half marathon experiences, personal struggles, and triumphs across various races. Community support plays a significant role in their success.

8th Round of 50 States Complete

Liz Gmerek has completed her 8th Round of 50 States at the Mainly Marathons Independence Series held in Maryland on June 5, 2025. This accomplishment marks a significant milestone in her marathon journey. Congratulations to Liz on this achievement! Photo and post credited to Mainly Marathons.

Tales From Medal Monday Volume 4 Chapter 5

Medal Monday highlights achievements from members of the Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics, featuring stories from various races. Noteworthy accounts include Randy Riley overcoming challenges post-surgery, Amy Sea’s sub-3 hour finish, and Carla Champ Marie Simon’s return to racing. Members celebrate personal milestones, share race experiences, and connect with fellow runners.

Eddie Hahn Conquers Surfer’s Point Marathon with a 4:03 Finish Amidst New Course Challenges

Eddie Hahn participated in the Surfer’s Point Marathon in Ventura, California. Despite a change in the course and hot weather, he completed the race in 4:03. Hahn aimed for a 4-hour finish, but the heat affected his performance. He sees the race as preparation for the upcoming Original Las Vegas Marathon.

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