by Pam G.
Pick a famous marathon in a city including Boston, New York City or Chicago. Use tips on how to choose a good marathon, and the legal requirements involved. Consider the benefits of a marathon away from home, including one in another country.
For most avid runners, running the Boston Marathon is akin to making the pilgrimage to Mecca. Boston has a history and mythology unlike any other race. The drama that Read More
Ever since the venerable Boston Marathon instituted mandatory qualifying times in 1970, the race has become a critical goal for dedicated marathoners. Qualifying to run the Read More
The Boston Marathon is the world's oldest annually held marathon race, and it is perhaps one of the most well-known global race events, alongside the Tour de France and Read More
Run in April each year, the Boston Marathon is considered one of the world's most prestigious distance races. Over 20,000 runners compete in the 26 mile, 385 yard race Read More
Who wants to dedicate years to getting in fantastic shape to win the legendary Boston Marathon when you can just follow the few free tips below to achieve victory? By Read More
The New York City Marathon is the largest marathon in the U.S. and the most prestigious in the world, outside of the Olympic Games. You can be one of thousands who run it Read More
The ING New York City Marathon, one of the world's largest 26.2-mile races, is held in early November each year. The marathon winds its way through all 5 boroughs of New Read More
Every serious marathon runner dreams of competing in the prestigious New York City Marathon. This highly respected race offers worldwide media attention, prominent Read More
Experienced runners and new runners can become marathoners as long as they are determined to follow a training plan. Find out what you'll need and how to train for one of Read More
Learn about the legal requirements for running in a marathon in this free running workout video. Read More
Learn how to pace yourself when training to run a marathon with expert exercises and preparation tips in this free how-to train for a marathon video clip. Read More
You've done the training; now put it to good use. Once you've decided to run a marathon, it is important to find the right one. Here's advice from legendary New York City Read More
Be prepared for race day! Learn what type of equipment you will need to be a long-distance runner in this free online video guide. Read More
Mental planning for race. Mile-by-mile strategy for what to focus on when competing in a marathon in this free online video guide. Read More
Learn about conceptual visualization while training for a marathon in this free running workout video. Read More
Learn how to stretch while training for a marathon in this free running workout video. Read More
Training for a marathon takes a lot of time and preparation. If you determine that a fall marathon is your goal, you'll be training during the hot summer months. Follow the Read More
Grete Waitz, nine-time champion of the New York City Marathon, former World Marathon Champion and the first woman to break the barrier of 2 hours and 30 minutes in the Read More
You may be called crazy for running a marathon. You could be called insane for traveling to Alaska to run. But the Big Wildlife Runs Marathon in Anchorage is one of the Read More
Many marathons require travel; that's part of the adventure of running. But you should be well prepared in order to blend travel and running successfully. Read More
One of the best ways to see the world is by running, a sport you can practice anywhere. A marathon can be a great international experience. Read More
The Kentucky Derby Marathon is one of the most exciting derby festival events leading up to the Kentucky Derby horse race. You can participate in the marathon by running Read More
The Chicago Marathon, held in early October each year, is one of the five World Marathon Majors along with Boston, New York, London and Berlin. The Chicago Marathon is Read More
Training for big marathons
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