Reggae Marathon out and about
Be sure to check out our advertisement in Women’s Running Magazine UK Edition, June 2020. See you in December!
Warm Weather Training
Fall races are around the corner (we hope) and with that comes training in the warm weather. When you come to Jamaica to run the Reggae Marathon...
My First Reggae Marathon
In 2010, I ran in my first Reggae Marathon. I was new to running and really had no idea what to expect. I was not prepared for the heat and as...
Take Me to the Beach
Pristine, perfect, pure. Those are some words that can be used to describe Seven Mile Beach. The blue water and the white sands make for a...
Spring Training
We’re in the middle of spring and while our training might not look like it used to, running and training is not canceled. While most of the world...
Less than Seven Months to Go
In the less that seven months, the 20th running of the Reggae Marathon will be complete. You will have a sense of accomplishment knowing that you...
What’s Your Distance?
You know what’s great about the Reggae Marathon? You have many options for a race distance. You can choose from the 10k, the half marathon, or the...
Let’s Go to the Movies
While many of us have been spending more time at home due to shelter in place orders, we’ve had the opportunity to catch up on tv shows and movies...
Reggae Marathon COVID-19 Information
The Reggae Marathon family hopes that everyone is doing well and is staying safe and healthy. We thank you for checking in regarding the...
A Reggae Celebration
This year marks the 20th running of the Reggae Marathon. That’s 20 years of reggae music along the course, 20 years of incredible pasta parties...
After the Race
After you finish the Reggae Marathon, you’ll be hanging out at the post race party. You get your Red Stripe, and your coconut, and if you feel up...
The Run Continues
While we are still living in difficult times due to the COVID-19 , it’s important to remember that the run (or walk) continues. If it is safe for...