2021 Reggae Marathon Plans
Over the last year, I have shared some of my many Reggae Marathon stories. Having gone to Negril for the race for ten years, I have so many...
Our 20th Anniversary
Last year’s Reggae Marathon was nothing like anyone could have predicted. Like most races, it went virtual. I ran the half marathon in memory of...
Registration is Open!
We missed seeing so many familiar faces last December in Negril. But did you know that registration for the 2021 Reggae Marathon is now open? You...
What’s New for the Reggae Marathon for 2021
While many of us are excited to return to Negril in December, the Reggae Marathon is offering up a virtual option for those who are not able to...
With no running goals for 2021, I have decided to just go out for runs. Pace and distance are just secondary to just getting out there and enjoying the process. Part of this means letting go of the need to finish my runs at a specific distance. I’m going to get out there and enjoy the cold fresh air as it hits my face. As much as I don’t love wearing layers of clothing to run, I do enjoy a good run in the winter. It makes me feel like a badass runner. For those that live in cooler climates, how do you navigate your runs and motivate yourself to run when the temperature drops?
And for those who are living in colder climes below is a link to an article on tips on how to survive running in the cold weather
https://www.runnersworld.com/beginner/a20834718/the-newbie-guide-to-running-when-its-cold/
Keep on running!
2021 is on the Horizon
The Reggae Marathon is wishing everyone a happy and healthy new year. May 2021 bring new running friends and races and places to explore. Keep on...
New Year, New Running Goals
At the start of every year, I think about what I want my running goals to be for the year. And for the most part my 2020 goals were related to...
The Year That Was
As this year was unlike any other, we are grateful for the support from all our partners throughout the year. But in this unusual year, we are...
Looking Forward to 2021
The new year is upon us. And while the Reggae Marathon did not look like normal this year, it just means that next year’s race is going to be much...
The Race is Over, Now What?
Congrats again to everyone who completed the first ever virtual Reggae Marathon. Running any race without having a crowd cheer you on can be...
Our first Virtual Reggae Marathon
Thank you to everyone who participated in the first virtual Reggae Marathon. It has been great to see the videos and photos of runners who...
This One is for Jen
In 2011, Jen (Goebel) Goldstein won the Reggae Marathon. She finished the race in a blistering time of 3:07:56! (Almost 30 minutes faster than the...