Team
spirit
The Redy Marathon Initiative materialized through the support of marathoners and running enthusiasts, international race directors and volunteers who are determined to bring peace and goodwill to the world through the sport of running. It’s about the journeys you take, the paths you navigate and the people you meet along the way, so join our community and keep running with your new friends.
Event
schedule
8.30 am
preparation
Participants do not run a marathon to win. More important for most runners is their personal finish time and their placement within their gender and age.
9.00 am
start
Strategies for completing a marathon include running the whole distance and a run-walk strategy. Average time is 4 hours 32 minutes.
1.00 pm
cutoff
A goal many runners aim for is to break certain time barriers. For example, first-timers often try to run the marathon under 4 hours.
8.00 am
warm-up
Participants do not run a marathon to win. More important for most runners is their personal finish time and their placement within their gender and age.
8.30 am
start
Strategies for completing a marathon include running the whole distance and a run-walk strategy. Average time is 4 hours 32 minutes.
12.00 pm
finish
A goal many runners aim for is to break certain time barriers. For example, first-timers often try to run the marathon under 4 hours.
7.30 am
stretching
Participants do not run a marathon to win. More important for most runners is their personal finish time and their placement within their gender and age.
8.30 am
start
Strategies for completing a marathon include running the whole distance and a run-walk strategy. Average time is 4 hours 32 minutes.
12.30 pm
finish
A goal many runners aim for is to break certain time barriers. For example, first-timers often try to run the marathon under 4 hours.
8.30 am
preparation
Participants do not run a marathon to win. More important for most runners is their personal finish time and their placement within their gender and age.
9.00 am
start
Strategies for completing a marathon include running the whole distance and a run-walk strategy. Average time is 4 hours 32 minutes.
1.00 pm
cutoff
A goal many runners aim for is to break certain time barriers. For example, first-timers often try to run the marathon under 4 hours.
8.30 am
warm-up
Participants do not run a marathon to win. More important for most runners is their personal finish time and their placement within their gender and age.
9.00 am
start
Strategies for completing a marathon include running the whole distance and a run-walk strategy. Average time is 4 hours 32 minutes.
1.00 pm
wrap-up
A goal many runners aim for is to break certain time barriers. For example, first-timers often try to run the marathon under 4 hours.
People
say
It’s nice to train with friends and like minded people we all help push and guide each other to be better. I joined for my mind soul and body! to feel good about yourself feel part of a family who is there to support you.
I’ve run on my own for years and I still go out and run on my own. I never thought a club would be for me. After meeting a few fellow runners, I reluctantly turned up for a session, ended up joining after a couple of weeks and bought the kit. I’m a plodder, I will never win a race, I usually end up as one of the last. But during the short time I’ve being with the club my endurance and speed has increased. I like knowing I can run with other people, run side by side with others, run nowhere near others, run in the front, middle or back of the group, chat if I want to or feel comfortable not chatting. The leaders are fab. The best bit (apart from the running) is that everyone is so friendly, and we don’t stop laughing. Running with the club is the highlight of my weeks running.
Some of my favourite things about MRC is the Company, having a laugh and wearing the Vest!
There are many benefits for joining MRC including, companionship, meeting new friends, advice, improvement, come and try it, you will not be disappointed.
