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!
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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.
Tales From Medal Monday Volume 4 Chapter 9
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. Featured Runner: Sandy Straley(MM7675)– I started running when I was 25 because I wanted to get in better shape. Luckily, myContinue reading “Tales From Medal Monday Volume 4 Chapter 9”
Tales From Medal Monday Volume 4 Chapter 8
Medal Monday features inspiring stories from Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics, showcasing achievements like Karen’s hot Montana Marathon completion, Eddie’s camaraderie at San Diego, and Amy’s sub-4 hour finish at Fargo. Highlights include milestones featuring ultramarathoners, personal bests, and reflections on the joy of running and camaraderie in the community.
Featured Club Member: Brenda Folkerts
Brenda Folkerts, a 57-year-old former RN from Victoria, B.C., is a dedicated runner and personal trainer who overcame multiple autoimmune diseases. Emphasizing her “UNSTOPPABLE” mindset, she enjoys pacing races and plans to celebrate her 100th half marathon in 2025. Currently, she trains for a 100K race on her birthday.
From Minnesota to Cincinnati: A 2025 Double Marathon Saga
Gysel Parajon documented a weekend of running, completing double marathons in Iowa and Ohio. Despite challenges like poor weather and fatigue, she found camaraderie among fellow runners. The Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon was particularly memorable, filled with supportive spectators and a great atmosphere. A surprise bouquet awaited her upon returning home.
Faith, Fight, and Finish: Natalie Uyeno’s Ultramarathon #3 Journey
Natalie Uyeno completed her third lifetime ultramarathon, a challenging 32.5 miles at the Silver Moon race, despite undergoing chemotherapy for metastatic breast cancer. Struggling with blisters and physical pain, she persevered, finishing just under the time limit. Grateful for support from friends and prayers, she celebrated her achievement with tears of joy.
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.