Why I run
My non-running friends…and yes I still have a few…will ask, ‘Why do I run?’. To a runner that is a strange question. We...
The Boy Loves to Run
Once upon a time there was a young boy who loved to run around outside. Running through the open lot across the street from his home in St...
Hands Up
It’s a running thing! Hands up as you cross the finish line!. It’s a sign of accomplishment for achieving a personal best, or personal...
Winthrope Wellington – 2nd Time in Japan
Jamaica’s own Reggae Marathoner, Winthrope Wellington returned to Japan earlier this year for his second appearance in the Tottori...
Hello Annishia
Hello Annishia! Reggae Marathoners, say hi to Annishia as well. She and her family are coming to Negril this December for the 2019 Reggae...
7 Tips for Running in the Cold
Running in the cold in Jamaica means we may have to wear a long sleeve running T. Even up in the hills it rarely gets so cold that we have to...
The Whirlwind that is Lisa Laws
“4 time Ironman, numerous marathons and half marathons; Master Swim Coach; Triathlon Coach; Entrepreneur; Travel Concierge…geez I’m...
Runnerz in Negril
Lisa Laws and the Reggae Runnerz made quite the splash in Negril at the 2018 Reggae Marathon. What began with a handful of runners from New York...
All Runners are Beautiful
All runners are beautiful. And walkers too. Yes you are! Reggae Marathon welcomes everybody to the world of running, fun and friendship. ...
Its’ Never Goodbye
It’s never goodbye, really, when departing Negril after a Reggae Marathon Weekend. It’s just a ‘So long…till next...
1 Day After Reggae Marathon 2018
Yes it’s 1 day after Reggae Marathon 2018. Ahhhhh…get up early this morning and go down to the beach. The morning air is fresh and...
Race Day 2018
Race Day! Let’s go running! I got up at 3:00 am this morning. Already excited for Frano to send us off at 5:15 am with loud Reggae music...