Before each adventure, James Bond would visit “Q” to receive a supply of special gadgets and tools necessary to accomplish the mission. MCM runners can channel their inner-007 and visit MedStar Sports Medicine, proud Sports Medicine Partner of the MCM, to be best equipped to run the 41st MCM.
MedStar has teamed with two leading local running specialty stores to get MCM participants ready for the October 30th event. Beginning in July and continuing through the MCM, MedStar physicians, physical therapists, and athletic trainers will be offering free runner education sessions and access to training runs at Pacers Running and Potomac River Running.
The first of four sessions, Strength & Conditioning for MCM Runners, will be held at Potomac River Running (Arlington site) on July 25 at 7:00 p.m. and Pacers Running (Clarendon site) on July 27 at 7:00 p.m. Pacers Running and Potomac River Running will also offer access to their marathon training programs beginning this month and continuing through October 30 event. Both stores have a variety of options for MCM runners–some are free Saturday fun runs. Some are coach-led training programs for which there is a fee.
MedStar will also host free Saturday training runs in September and October, launching from MedStar’s new Lafayette Sports Medicine Centre.
Your mission should you choose to accept it, is to visit MedStar’s website to access the various training options and the education dates, locations and times.
MedStar Sports Medicine is honored to partner with the MCM. In addition to providing medical support to more than 15 road and trail races in Baltimore and Washington region, MedStar Sports Medicine is also most preferred by the area’s professional sports teams, including the Washington Capitals, Mystics and Wizards, DC United, as well as the Baltimore Ravens and Orioles. With more than 55 specialized sports medicine physicians and 70+ locations, MedStar Sports Medicine is here for you – before, during and after the MCM. MedStar’s athletic trainers, physical therapists and physicians are focused on providing MCM participants with the latest in running injury prevention, treatment and recovery.
Thanks for visiting this archived blog. The content and details are specific only for the event year highlighted in this article. For current information, please visit the event page within the MCM website.
Related Articles
When should I progress my mileage? By how much per week?
Author: Becky Arturo, PT, DPT, CSCS, RRCA Running coach, USAT Triathlon Coach Running a marathon is huge feat. Regardless of what happens on race day, the accomplishment lies in the journey and training you complete in order to toe the start line. When training for a marathon, it’s important to train enough but also to […]
Mobility and Injury Prevention
Author: Alex Milton M. Ed., CSCS, ELDOA 1&2, FRCms, TPI 1, PESDirector of Rehab Performance at Medstar Health Who here sometimes feels overwhelmed with the amount of information there is on how to improve your health? With so many factors in the balance, it is hard to know what you should focus on. Whether […]
MCM DIPLOMAT, Jessica Hood: Let’s go run a marathon in my city
I am so excited to be coming back to Marine Corps Marathon for my second year in a row! I wanted to share this video recap of my race experience from last year to show how much fun I had not only running the MCM, but seeing my friends and family along the way. Running […]