Thanksgiving Running Tradition Gains Popularity in Atlanta
As Thanksgiving approaches, a growing number of people in metro Atlanta are embracing a unique tradition: running. From turkey trots to half-marathons, these events not only promote fitness but also foster community spirit. With nearly 1 million participants in turkey trots nationwide in 2023, including Atlanta’s largest Invesco QQQ Thanksgiving Half Marathon, this trend reflects a cultural shift towards prioritizing health during the holiday season. Join the movement and celebrate Thanksgiving actively!
Study Shows Surge in Global Marathon Participation
A recent study by Apple, the Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and the American Heart Association reveals a significant increase in global marathon participation. Over 1,500 runners took part in 2,623 marathons, with October and November being peak months. The study also shows impressive achievements in distance among walkers and runners, indicating a high level of fitness. The findings highlight the growing popularity of marathon running and the dedication of individuals to achieving significant fitness milestones.
Cowtown Marathon Gears Up for Unusually Crowded and Hot Event
Thousands of runners are preparing for the Cowtown Marathon in Fort Worth, expected to draw pre-pandemic level crowds and face unseasonably high temperatures. With over 23,000 participants and extra precautions in place, the event is a test of endurance and community spirit.
Road Closures for 2024 Miami Marathon
Road closures are set to take place in Downtown Miami this weekend due to the 2024 Miami Marathon. The closures will affect various areas, including Biscayne Boulevard and the marathon route from the Kaseya Center downtown to Miami Beach via…