Tapering your training for the Reggae Marathon
The toughest thing for me is to taper my training before a big running event. It’s no different again this year with just a few weeks to go now...
Mile 13.1 of the Reggae Marathon
I knew it would be a long and challenging experience at the Reggae Marathon. I run and train all year in temperatures significantly colder than...
See you on the beach after the Reggae Marathon in Negril
My favourite time of day is just before sunrise. When I worked the all-night shift years ago, the hours between 4 am and 6 am were my favourite. ...
New York City runners in record numbers at 10th anniversary Reggae Marathon
Calling all UK runners! And from Canada as well. It looks like there will be a record number of runners from New York at our event in Negril on...
Reggae Marathon at the ING New York Marathon
Less than 30 days away now! I can hardly wait. I’m breaking in a couple pairs of new shoes over the next couple of weeks and am racing...
Reggae Marathon at the ING New York City Marathon
I wish I could be at be at the ING New York City Marathon Expo with the Reggae Marathon gang this week. Unfortunately a little thing called...
Staying cool and hydrated at the Reggae Marathon
One of the biggest challenges running any marathon is to stay properly hydrated. If you’re coming from the cooler climates of the northern...
Reggae Marathon 2010: One of the world’s “10 Best Marathons”
When all of us, runners and walkers take to the street in Negril on Saturday, December 4 for the 10th staging of the annual Reggae Marathon, Half...
Reggae Marathon, “Once you go, you’ll know”, by Bob Moore, Washington Running Report
The Reggae Marathon is in its 10th, and what looks to be its best year. It’s held every year on the 1st Saturday in December and runs on...
Thanks for your comments on the Reggae Marathon Blog
We love your comments on our Reggae Marathon blog posts. And we are looking forward to meeting all of you at the Reggae Marathon December 4 in...
The Reggae Marathon Run… Respect!
Respect! That is the answer to a frequently asked question from out-of-Jamaica runners about how to handle the temperature at the Reggae Marathon...