Grinding to Marathon #99 at SoCal River Marathon

Gysel Parajon reflects on his recent race, marking his 99th marathon, an experience colored by logistical challenges and warm weather. Originally planning to taper with another trail race, he adjusted his plans to spend quality time with his son, who joined him on a recovery run. Despite difficulties on the course, including heat and hydration issues, he completed the marathon and expressed gratitude for the support from volunteers, family, and fellow runners. Next, he gears up for the LA Marathon and another in Kentucky.

Tales From Medal Monday Volume 3 Chapter 22

Medal Monday showcases the achievements of Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics members, highlighting various recent races. Members celebrate personal milestones, including completing numerous half marathons and unique experiences. From frigid conditions to memorable race moments, the community shares their passion for running and camaraderie while looking ahead to future events.

Tales From Medal Monday Volume 3 Chapter 21

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.

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.

Pacing the People’s Marathon: A Memorable Day at the Marine Corps Marathon

Aaron Stevens shared his experience pacing the Marine Corps Marathon, finishing at 4:54:27. He felt great post-race and enjoyed connecting with friends and supporting first-time marathoners. This marked his 2nd Marine Corps Marathon, 13th of 2024, 41st as a pacer, and 79th marathon overall, making it a memorable day.

Chasing Ghosts and Medals: A Perfect Fall Day at the Haunted Forest Half

Randy Riley reflects on the Haunted Forest Marathon Half in Canal Fulton, OH, cherishing memories of his late mother urging outdoor play. He enjoyed the improved course on a chilly but warming day, celebrating his achievements with a Halloween-themed shirt and medals, including a 1st place age group award.

Finishing Marathon #545 at the Fall Freakin Fun Run in Kirkland

Steve Walters finished second overall and first among men at the Fall Freakin Fun Marathon in Kirkland, Washington, completing the race with a consistent pace of 8:45-9:00 per mile. He recorded nearly even splits, with a time of 3:51, and is preparing for another marathon the following day.

Merry Mullins’ Detroit Adventure: Celebrating the Free Press International Marathon Series

Merry Mullins reflects on her experience at the Detroit Free Press International marathon series, expressing gratitude for her travel agent and the support received. Despite facing challenges, including getting off course, she enjoyed the races and the vibrant atmosphere. Merry plans to run more marathons and start 2025 planning soon.

#Bucklebling in Buckeye

Carla Simon (MM14304 DA3133 HF13789) Long post I think am feeling well enough now my head and brain are clear enough to post that I finished my 3rd lifetime over 100 mile race this morning and 10th overall ultra marathon and if count ultras and marathons both marked my 28th lifetime marathon/ultra finish, only thingContinue reading “#Bucklebling in Buckeye”

Running by Rushmore

Joanne Blatchley — HF14845 39 (lifetime) and a new state in the books! Ran the @vacationraces Mount Rushmore half marathon yesterday. Beautiful course but OMG, the hills. 8 freaking miles of UPHILL running is a killer. Add to that the change in elevation for me. The course itself had about a 1850 ft gain butContinue reading “Running by Rushmore”

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