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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...

April 26, 2021 0 0

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...

April 14, 2021 0 0

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...

April 12, 2021 0 0

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...

March 1, 2021 0 0

In less than ten months, we will get to see so many familiar faces in Negril. While it was great to see so many regulars running the Reggae...

February 8, 2021 0 0

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...

January 20, 2021 0 0

Last year’s Reggae Marathon was nothing like anyone could have predicted. Like most races, it went virtual. I ran the half marathon in memory of...

January 18, 2021 0 0

At the start of every year, I think about what I want my running goals to be for the year. And for the most part my 2020 goals were related to...

We are celebrating our 20th anniversary of the Reggae Marathon. And while the race this year is different than years past, it’s been great...

So many runners have already completed their virtual Reggae Marathon. We’re still looking for photos and stories to tell. Is this your first...

To say the least, it’s been quite a year. Travel has been restricted, races have been canceled or gone virtual, and we’ve missed visiting with...

Thank you to everyone who has shared their photos from the Reggae Marathon of the past twenty years. It’s hard to believe that this race started...