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theinbetweenismine.com
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| | | | | Source Last year, I ran my first half marathon in San Francisco. This year, I returned to the City to run another half marathon (warning, this will be a long recap!). As I mentioned before, the SF marathon hasfull marathon (DARK BLUE) and two half marathons. The 1st half marathon (YELLOW) was the first half of the full marathon (from Embarcadero to Fisherman's Wharf, over the Golden Gate Bridge and back to Golden Gate Park) and the 2nd half marathon (LIGHT BLUE) from Golden Gate Park through Haight Ashbu... | |
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amatria.in
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| | | | | The Big Sur Marathon is considered the most beautiful marathon in the US and top ten in the world. However, it did not make it into my top 10 most epic runs | |
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textslashplain.com
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| | | | | I ran my second Galveston Half Marathon on Sunday, February 25th. The course was identical to last year's race, starting at Stewart beach heading north before looping back down to the Pleasure Pier before returning to the start/finish line on the beach. I opened hard, leaving with the 1:52 pacer and running with the 1:45... | |
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danielmangum.com
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| | | Three weeks ago I wrote the following draft of a blog post entitled "Is It Better to Fail Spectacularly?". I am having a lot of doubts. I've been training for the Chicago Marathon in earnest since June, but in reality the preparations began a year ago when I was accepted based on my qualifying time from the 2023 Ventura Marathon. I don't have doubt that I can run a marathon. I have run three in the last year and a half, and I routinely go on weekend long runs that approach or surpass 20 miles. | ||
