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Keep Running
Each and every time you put on your running shoes, the accomplishment is real whether a virtual run, training run or live event run. Stay safe, stay healthy and keep running with the Marines in 2021. Most MCMO events are scheduled as virtual runs initially. Runners must first be registered for a virtual event in order to participate in any events that are ultimately approved to host a live version.
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Virtual MCM Registration
Want to participate in MCM Weekend? Register to run "The People's Marathon" or sign up for the MCM50K or MCM10K.
Virtual Historic Half Weekend
Run with the Marines virtually and finish the Semper 5ive miler or the 13.1 mile Historic Half. Add up both distances and register for the 18.1 mile Devil Dog Double to earn all three fresh spinner medals. All events qualify for Distinguished Participant status. Historic Half and Devil Dog Double count toward Semper Fi Challenge.
Post 03.15.2021
MCM Women Running Through the Decades
No matter what you age you find running – or running finds you – it’s never too late to start. All you need is a good pair of running shoes and the motivation to put one foot in front of the other. Before you know it, a runner is born. Meet six women, all at different stages of life, who started running for various reasons and have been running the Marine Corps Marathon (MCM) for many years, even decades.
Post 03.05.2021
What to Expect for Live MCMO Events
While the global pandemic caused by the coronavirus outbreak put the entire world on hold, the MCMO has adapted and overcome, shifting operational practices and implementing several changes to safely execute live events while still ensuring a positive experience for all participants.
Post 02.23.2021
Alina Romanowski – On Running with the U.S. Embassy Kuwait Team
The Ambassador is part of Team U.S. Embassy Kuwait, a 20-member team consisting of participants who have already completed over 600 miles already. "While we may not have ran the most miles overall, we finished here in Kuwait first,” Ambassador Romanowski.