The Dubai Marathon is an annual marathon held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It is organized with the sanction of the Dubai Sports Council and is one of the most popular marathons in the world. The marathon course is a flat, fast one, making it attractive to both elite runners and recreational runners looking to set personal best times.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightThe idea of running 21km and 97 meters came in 1964, with the idea of doing a marathon in Elche in two stages. It was a time when few people were running and in the end the two stages did not crystallize ... But one did run, in 1968 for the first time and over a rare distance for the time: 21km and 97 meters ...
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightThe 10 km Dakar is one of Senegal’s largest running events, held annually in the capital city. The course follows the West Corniche of Dakar, a coastal route that offers oceanfront running combined with views of the city. With its central location and accessible distance, the race attracts both local participants and international runners.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightRace through Key West’s historic Old Town and waterfront areas mid January, during the annual Key West Half Marathon. Set to begin at 7 a.m., the sporting challenge takes place on a flat, fast 13.1-mile half-marathon course in the scenic island city. The 5K Run will follow right after the start of the Half Marathon.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightStretching from the mesmerizing Mediterranean to the Saklıkent Ski Center, this marathon allows runners to transition from the vibrant blues of the coastline to the pristine whiteness of the snow.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightThe Lisbon Eco Marathon is a unique event, as it is the only marathon conducted entirely within the city limits of Lisbon. This event places Portugal's capital on the global calendar of notable marathon events. Emphasizing ecology, competition, and social solidarity, the marathon offers a full range of challenges.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightThe TUI Cyprus Marathon starts at Aphrodite’s Birthplace (Goddess of Love and Beauty) and follows a coastal route along the Mediterranean sea. The picturesque finish line (and start line of the other races) is the Pafos Medieval Fort Square right next to the the beautiful Pafos Harbour.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightHard-work and dedication help a runner to achieve enjoyment in the sport as well as contribute to a competitive edge in developing strength and speed. With most marathon training programs there are often a couple of weekly high-intensity workouts in addition to a long run session. We all know recovery is essential in assisting with proper muscular repair. This includes stretching, foam rolling, ic...
How to Train for an UltraUltramarathons, although officially having begun back in 1926, have become ever more popular in our current day with more than 70,000 people participating in ultra races each year and internationally on all 7 continents. When a runner has successfully completed race goals throughout their running career, thriving in achieving some of the more popular distances such as 5-ki...
For some runners, running is the best time of the day to be with their own thoughts, to be apart from the madness of everyday life, to build some space and silence within themselves. Running can be a great opportunity to consistently train the ability of abstracting from the useless information and focusing on what really matters. Repetitive movements like running can put your mind into a meditati...
It is not uncommon to find elite runners and athletes living and training in high altitudes. Scientific evidence has proven that there are several benefits physiologically to training at altitude which improves overall athletic performance. While long-distance running has been growing in popularity and momentum over the past few decades, most amateur endurance runners do not have the luxury to liv...
Belgium is a hidden gem in Europe that might not be on every runner's radar, but it should be. Belgium is known for its dark, brooding exterior, medieval ambiance, and architecture that is unique and somewhat chaotic. Home to NATO and the European Union headquarters, it is a sight unlike any other in the European countryside and definitely somewhere that a running enthusiast should investigate. So...
As a marathoner you probably have heard the phrase “the big 5” before. It refers to the biggest 5 marathon races in the world: Berlin, Boston, Chicago, London and New York City. These big 5 are about so much more than just the race themselves. They are about the camaraderie, the event itself, and the enthusiasm of people from all around the world. These marathons are the epitome of people from...
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