The Countdown Clock
At the top of the Reggae Marathon webpage, there is a countdown to race day. The countdown clock goes to the race start time at 5:15 am on...
Lessons from Running
I’ve been running for over 10 years. I’ve had many highs and many lows. When it comes to racing, there are two things that I’ve learned that have...
Ten Years of The Reggae Marathon
I have participated in the Reggae Marathon for the last ten years. (Full disclosure, I do the half marathon. I’m not fast enough to do the...
Jamaican Independence Day!
Tomorrow is Jamaican Independence! Fifty-eight years ago, Jamaica gained independence from England. So, take some time to celebrate the country...
Mileage Check In
Today is the day the Jamdammers finish their month-long anniversary celebration!! They held events and runs for the last month to celebrate their...
Racing Aside
There is so much to do in Jamaica. For those who have visited Negril and run the Reggae Marathon, what’s your favorite thing do while in Negril...
#25in2020
The Jamdammers are still celebrating their 25th anniversary. Are you participating in their virtual run to run 25 miles from June 20- July 20? The...
Post-Race Recovery
One of the best parts of a race is the finish. Not only do you get a medal, but you also get to reunite with friends to take those Instagram...
Did you check it out?
The Reggae Marathon is routinely listed as one of the most scenic marathons in the world. Check out the article in Women’s Running UK and...
Less Than Six Months to Go!
It’s hard to believe that in less than six months, the Reggae Marathon will be over. When will you start training for your race? What are you most...
Finding Motivation to Run
We all have a different reason for running. For some it is to lose weight and for others it is a form of stress relief. Right now, it can be...
Runner Spotlight- Cheryl
I met Cheryl the first time I went to Jamaica for the Reggae Marathon. She has an incredible spirit and if there is someone who has a love for...