Meet Military Spouse Alexis
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.
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Post10.07.2019
Post10.04.2019
The Power of Micro Communities
We can all benefit from micro communities in our lives, to achieve goals we may otherwise believe are unattainable.
Post09.23.2019
Tips from a Marine Spouse
“Everyone is coming to cheer me on for a good cause in memory of a great Marine.”
Post09.23.2019
Idol Finalist to Sing Anthem and Run MCM
The American Idol finalist will sing the National Anthem then join runners in the corrals to participate in his first marathon.
Post09.23.2019
Green Tips for MCM Runners
Runners can help minimize the environmental footprint of the MCM.
Post09.20.2019
Get Psyched for New On-Course Support
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
A World of Opportunity for Veterans in the Workplace
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
Getting by with a Little Help from Your Friends
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
Family of Eight Offers Tips for Tri
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
Pennsylvania Couple Runs to Save World
“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.
Photo07.22.2019
Three Events are Miles Apart from the MCM
"The one-mile distance events are a way to create moments of shared joy and accomplishment for families with their young runners," says MCM Director Rick Nealis. "They are also intended for individuals, who might otherwise be hesitant about running, to start down that path with a 'feel good' experience."
Photo07.18.2019
Long Distance Legends Meet at MCM50K
Alongside 1,700 MCM50K participants will be two world renowned runners, Michael Wardian and Dean Karnazes. Here are five things to expect when sharing the start line with these famous feet.
Post07.08.2019
From 20s-50s: Marines Share Tips for the Ages
A look at running through the decades with Marines between the ages of 20 and 50.
Post06.18.2019
You Can Ring My Bell
I had been the custodian of a special item which, after a long journey, is once again serving our Armed Services personnel with distinction
Post06.13.2019
Six Hour Road Trip Distinguishes Father/Daughter Relationship
“My Dad and I are going to achieve the Distinguished Participant together, and the memories we take home from each of these races is more than enough to keep us happily reminiscing."