Tim Mullican participated in the No Bull Around 24-hour ultra from April 25-26. Despite cold weather and rain, he aimed to complete as many miles as possible. After reaching 20 miles, he took a break, changed clothes, and faced knee stiffness that hindered his performance. Despite the challenges, he achieved his goal of 32 miles and unexpectedly placed first among men due to a small participant pool, enjoying the camaraderie of fellow runners.
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When Enough Is Enough… And Then You Keep Going – Pistol 100 Reflections
Luther Hill reflects on his arduous journey preparing for the Pistol Ultra 100-miler, a six-month training regimen that tested his limits through all four seasons. He highlights the importance of individual pacing in ultra-distance running and shares insights into the mental and physical challenges faced during the race, particularly during the second half. Supported by his partner, Janie Grace, and inspired by messages from loved ones, Luther ultimately finds fulfillment and joy in completing this grueling endurance event, marking it as his hardest achievement yet.
Tales From Medal Monday Volume 5 Chapter 4
Medal Monday brings many stories of achievement for our members. Here are recent stories from the Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics, as told by you, as posted on the Marathon Maniacs/Half Fanatics Facebook pages. 2026 National Meet-Up at the OhioHealth Capital City Half Marathon National Meet Up Schedule – Capital City Half Marathon Weekend (Race onContinue reading “Tales From Medal Monday Volume 5 Chapter 4”
Cowboy 200 Triumph: Glenn & Abbi’s 200-Mile Ultramarathon Adventure
Glenn Richardson participated in the challenging Cowboy 200 race, completing 200 miles with only a blister and sunburned lips as notable issues. Supported by his wife Abbi, he managed well despite the heat and exhaustion. Glenn appreciated the encouragement he received and reflected positively on the race experience and the road trip that preceded it.
Celebrating Keenan Haga’s 500th Marathon and 100 Marathon of 2025
Keenan Haga (MM9947) achieved a remarkable milestone by completing his 500th marathon and reaching his 100th marathon or longer during the Mainly Marathons Northwest Series, which took place from September 20–25, 2025. Congratulations to Keenan on this incredible accomplishment! Photo and post credited to Mainly Marathons Northwest Series.
Redemption on the Trails: Conquering Mammoth Trailfest 50k
Gysel Parajon reflects on her experience completing the Mammoth Trailfest 50k after a previous DNF. Despite menstrual cramps and shoe chafing, she met all cutoffs and felt emotional reaching the finish line. Grateful for support from friends and volunteers, she looks forward to improving her time in future races.
From Marbles to Miles: Conquering 100K at Blood Run
Scott Pearson participated in the Blood Run, a 24-hour race aimed at completing as many 1.5-mile loops as possible. Initially targeting 50 miles, he and friend Sara pushed themselves to complete a 100k, finishing with just 20 minutes remaining. The experience highlighted the importance of setting goals and having supportive friends.
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!
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 10
Medal Monday highlights notable achievements from members of Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics. Runners share experiences from completing various races, including half marathons, 50Ks, and marathons across different states. They reflect on personal growth, challenges faced, and the support of the running community, motivating others on their journeys.