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 Hi,
I’m Bart Yasso, Chief Running Officer for Runner’s World magazine. And I have one simple question for you:
Are you up to the Challenge?
Sign up for our Marathon Challenge and you’ll get…
- A 16-week training plan, which you can tailor to fit your needs and individual goals.
- A daily e-mail that outlines your workout.
- Weekly e-mails from yours truly, including tips on training, nutrition, motivation, and more.
- Access to a private section of The Loop, our online community, where RW editors and other experts will share tips and field questions from fellow Marathon Challengers.
- A Runner’s World book and technical running shirt.
- An account with our brand-new Personal Trainer, where you can upload your training plan and chart your progress.
…and much, much more.
The editors of Runner’s World are taking the challenge, too—we’re all heading to Virginia for the Richmond Marathon on November 14—and hoping that you’ll train for the race with us, and even come run with us, too. (Marathon Challengers who opt to run Richmond will get a bib number, VIP treatment pre- and post-race, and other goodies.)
Have another race in mind? That’s fine. Our 16-week plan can be tailored for any fall marathon, from Twin Cities to New York to Philly.
To learn more, and to sign yourself up, visitrunnersworld.com/challenge.
We hope to see you online—and on the roads!
Yours truly,
Bart
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I’m a runner looking for new information, I read the runners magazine, huge fan!!!! and I’m following all your tips for a great 42 k marathon. I already run the Chicago Marathon, last year, I’m going to run the NYC Marathon in November. I hope I’ll be able to improve my time!
My first marathon, the Marine Corps Marathon, and I happened across the Runners World Marathon Challenge. For anyone who is looking for a training program for their first marathon this is the best. It’s like never being alone. Well worth every penny…that’s what I told my friends and husband.