When in Negril…
Do you like to run on the beach or on the sidewalk? Years ago, there wasn’t a sidewalk on which to run. But not too long ago, they built a...
The First Run after a Race
When you run a marathon or a half marathon, most runners take a few days off to rest and relax. We put our bodies through a lot during training...
It’s not too late to Register
Registration is still open for the Reggae Marathon. Do not miss out on this opportunity to run one of the greatest races in the world. Here are...
Fueling for your Training and your Race
Fueling while you are marathon or half marathon training is just as important as the miles you put in on your feet. It’s important for you to...
Welcome Back, Chris!
The Reggae Marathon is excited to welcome back long time Reggae Marathon participant and former social media manager Chris Morales. In this blog...
The Costume Contest is Back!
Last year, the Reggae Marathon debuted a costume contest and it is back again. The winner will receive a complimentary entry to the 2024 Reggae...
A Little Piece of Paradise
It’s been said many times before that one of the highlights of the Reggae Marathon is ending at Long Bay Beach Park on Seven Mile Beach. But when...
A Race for Runners from around the World
The Reggae Marathon is a race the runners from all around the world. Runners from Asia, Europe and South America make the way to Negril each...
First Timers, Raise your Hand
How many runners will be joining us in Negril for the first time this year? If this is your first Reggae Marathon, you are in for a special event...
Race Morning- What You Need to Know
Well before the gun sounds to signal the start of the Reggae Marathon, your alarm will go off to wake you up in what is still considered the...
Runner Spotlight- Anthony Shelby
In today’s blog, we are highlighting Reggae Marathon runner Anthony Shelby Where are you from? Portmore, St. Catherine, Jamaica. How long...
The Reggae Marathon- A Race in Jamaica?
When I first told some friends I was going to Negril for the Reggae Marathon they thought that I was going to a Reggae music festival that was...