We’re excited to announce our 2025 Grandma’s Marathon Ambassadors! They come from all over the country and represent so many of the different runners that make our race weekend and…
…that I have learned while trying to juggle working full time, being a mom (a single mom, for much of my kiddo’s life), and a marathoner/ultrarunner. Flexibility: Being flexible is…
…space. I am pretty sure the section roped off on the left side of the starting coral was for the lead runners to be able to come through. I made…
…autistic runner. I grew up a non speaking autistic child who was put in so many programs in my teacher’s hopes that they could “cure me,” at the ripe age…
…first-time runners are so focused on the race that they assume the train option is full – But there has generally been plenty of available space. Porta-Potty Strategy—Plan Your Bathroom…
COME ONE, COME ALL! Running is for everyone. At Grandma’s Marathon, we are committed to ensuring our event be accessible, safe, and welcoming to all people, especially runners from underrepresented…
A race requires runners of all speeds. Kind of like a story book, there needs to be a beginning, middle and an end. It’s obvious that someone will finish first…
…of carbs making it a great option to add to any fuel plan. ANYTHING TO AVOID? Runner’s trots, also known as a runner’s worst nightmare, are common but they don’t…
…area, consider ditching the headphones altogether. Let someone know your route and allow GPS tracking. Even though I live in what’s considered a smaller town, I’ve still adapted the habit…
…our Race Director Greg Haapala via email at [email protected]. GUIDE RUNNERS Runners with an impairment are eligible to have a Guide Runner assist them with their race if needed. A…
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