Pros: Marine Efficiency. "Marathon of the monuments". Spectacular in every way. Cons: Lottery registration system.
I’ve completed the Marine Corps Marathon twice. The first time in 2001 and then again during 2002. What’s notable about both these races is they followed fairly tragic events that spurned rumors of canceling the race. 2001, obviously because of September ...
Pros: Fairly flat and easy course. Cons: The weather can fluctuate from year to year, ours was 75 degrees and hot.
My buddies that ran Cross Country with me in college pick a marathon to run every year as a sort of mandatory annual reunion. We started in 1997 with the Columbus Marathon (only 2 of us showed up). Then, we missed a few years until 2000 when we ran...
Pros: Great scenery, well-run race Cons: Many, many, many runners
So this marathon was billed as the 4th largest in the United States, behind Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles. While there are many, many people running, I give this marathon five stars for being extremely scenic and well operated. If you cant take ...
Pros: well organized, good time of year (October), great one for beginners Cons: Pentagon parking lot and bad weather
Yeah, we beat Al Gore in the Marine Corps Marathon. Kicked his and his secret service guys sorry behinds! But hundreds of people beat us since we finished in 4 hours and 30 minutes. Ouch.
It was my husband's idea to run a marathon. He is...
Pros: Good support (crowds and Marines). Weather Cons: Course (location and too crowded), organization, cost
Whelp, I finished the 2007 marine marathon. I've done it a few times over the last 15 years and done about 20 marathons total. I haven’t run the marine corps in about 5 years (even though I'm local). My comments: The good: - Good crowds (it was a ...
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