Mad Marathon Mastery: Grabbing State 40 the Hard Way

Rick Albanese completed the Mad Marathon in Vermont, a race he had long anticipated. Endorsed by Chuck Engle, the atmosphere was enhanced by a wonderful pre-race dinner and camaraderie. Despite feeling underprepared due to a brief training cycle, Albanese relied on his experience and resilience from overcoming cancer. The challenging course, featuring steep ascents and descents, tested him, particularly as the heat affected his performance. Although he lost his sub-5-hour goal, he finished strong and felt proud of his accomplishment.

Meet Jay Gibson

Jay Gibson from Beaufort, South Carolina, MM# 1223.I ran my first marathon at the St. Jude Marathon in Memphis, TN, in December of 2005. I became a Marathon Maniac in 2008 after completing three marathons in three months: the Air Force Marathon, Chickamauga Battlefield Marathon, and Las Vegas Marathon.In 2013, I completed my first back-to-backContinue reading “Meet Jay Gibson”

6 Days in New England

Brian Johnson (MM8807, DA707, HF7287) ran marathons 34-38 and states 19-23 across Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine, 144.1 miles in six days.

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