Registration Fees Reduced for 45th MCM
To celebrate the 45th Marine Corps Marathon, the fee to register for the event has been reduced by 4.5% over the 2019 cost.
Post10.31.2019
To celebrate the 45th Marine Corps Marathon, the fee to register for the event has been reduced by 4.5% over the 2019 cost.
Post10.31.2019
The Semper Fi Challenge is a new registration path that guarantees MCM entry for up to 4,000 runners when they sign up for the two-event challenge that includes both, Marine Corps Historic Half marathon and MCM, weekends.
Post10.11.2019
"I am deeply honored to be receiving this prestigious award. And what better occasion that the Marine Corps Marathon amongst my peers who share the same values of physical excellence, health, dedication and service."
Post10.10.2019
U-Haul has been a proud sponsor of the MCM for more than a decade supporting events with everything from U-Haul cargo vans to 26-foot trucks.
Post10.10.2019
The iTAB is a small engraved plate that slides onto the medal ribbon with a unique iTAB buckle. The design has been matched to the MCM medal finish to complement the design.
Post10.07.2019
Alexis was inspired to #RunWithTheMarines in 2012 when her husband ran the MCM and she cheered him on from the sidelines. They will run the new MCM50K together.
Post10.04.2019
We can all benefit from micro communities in our lives, to achieve goals we may otherwise believe are unattainable.
Post09.23.2019
“Everyone is coming to cheer me on for a good cause in memory of a great Marine.”
Post09.23.2019
The American Idol finalist will sing the National Anthem then join runners in the corrals to participate in his first marathon.
Post09.23.2019
Runners can help minimize the environmental footprint of the MCM.
Post09.20.2019
Sport psychologists and sport performance consultants will be on the course to offer mental strategies to runners around the half marathon point.
Post09.16.2019
When he first left the Marine Corps, Jared McGowen faced a lot of challenges while transitioning to civilian life, as many veterans do. Now, his main purpose is writing and speaking about overcaming obstacles by applying his military experiences and training to build the life he always dreamed of having.
Post09.06.2019
Ed Landry and Rick Peacor didn’t know each other until about two years ago, but they now share a strong friendship and a bond as former Marines and runners.
Post08.20.2019
Both, husband and wife, served in the Marine Corps as drill instructors. Perhaps it’s that DI mindset that has motivated this family of eight to participate in the Quantico Tri.
Post07.25.2019
“Be grateful for all you have. Work hard for all you want. Help as many people along the way as you can.” Couple distinguishes themselves as they #RunWithTheMarines.