Blog: At this year's Boston Marathon, Nick Giordano will be running for someone different -- himself. He was diagnosed with a liver disease a few years ago and is running this year to celebrate his health.
Click here to read Nick's story
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Blog: Here's a funny article that was written by a woman who completed the NYC Marathon. It isn't what you think -- it will motivate you.
Click here to read it
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Blog: Here's a BBC interview with Buster Martin, the 101 year old who will be running the London Marathon.
Click here to read an article I posted about him earlier this month.
Blog: This is a fun story about 3 college buddies who are running across America. They aren't doing it for charity. Instead, they're doing it to meet people. They run about 25 miles per day and are blogging about it on their website.
Click here to visit their website
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Blog: Here's an article that was written by a woman who completed her first marathon and can't wait for the next.
Great story. Click here to read it.
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Blog: After beating Cancer twice, Kevin McKeon has decided to run the Boston Marathon to raise money for beating Cancer.
It's a great story and worthy of a donation. Click here
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Blog: A runner who was told he'd never run again after having his legs
crushed at work is entering the London Marathon. Bert Logan was
trapped between two forklift trucks and suffered a cracked pelvis and
severe leg injuries.
Here's the link
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Blog: Dave Harrison is 78 years old. He's been running for 22 years. In 2007, he ran 1,500 miles and completed 51 races. He completed the Rock 'n' Roll Arizona Half Marathon in 2 hours. He won his age group by a margin of 36 minutes. Beating the competition like that must make him a serious runner. Not so. He runs for fun.
To read more about this amazing runner, click here
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Blog: If you're new to running, you know that your body is your biggest enemy. Unfortunately, increasing distance means increasing pain.
Here's an article written by a guy who's been running for a short time and how he's dealing with the aches and pains.
Click here to read it
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Blog: If you want to see "Spirit of the Marathon" on the big screen, tonight is the night. The encore screening is today only.
Here's a link to where it is showing nationwide
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