Memories of the Reggae Marathon
I’ve been to Negril eleven times. The first time I went, I was there for a vacation. While I was there, I saw a sign for the Reggae Marathon and...
Who Loves a Race Photo?
I’ll admit it, I have had some pretty bad race photos. I have also had a few good ones too. Those are the photos that are hanging in the...
Rules of the Race
All races have their own rules that all runners must follow. Some are standard across (almost) all races such as if plan to win the race, you...
A Runner’s Journey
I have shared my running journey in various aspects in the Reggae Marathon blogs over the last few years. And at the Reggae Marathon, we like to...
A Runner’s Etiquette
What is running etiquette? When I think about running etiquette, the first thing that comes to mind is always move out of the way of the faster...
Spring Training Time
For many who live in the United States, it’s almost spring time. With that comes warmer weather and longer days of sunshine. It makes those days...
International Women’s Day- Go For a Run!
The Reggae Marathon is an international running event with runners coming from all over the world. So it makes sense that we want to celebrate the...
Signs Seen at a Race
I still remember a sign that I saw when I ran my first half-marathon. It said “You trained longer for this than Kim Kardashian’s...
One Foot in Front of the Other
Do you have a running mantra? Most of us have one. It’s that phrase that we repeat to ourselves as we are struggling during a long run, getting...
What’s in Store for Races?
While some races are still virtual, more and more races are popping up here and there . Some are big and some are being done on a smaller scale...
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...
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...