Before the pandemic, a favorite pastime of many runners was to travel for races, especially for those looking to run a half or full marathon in all 50 states, or all the marathon majors (in New York, Boston, Chicago, Tokyo, Berlin and London).
I’ve been wondering: now that we’re a little over two years into this, and most places around the world have opened back up, are you traveling (or planning travel) for races again? Or, are you sticking closer to home to participate in events already near you?
Really interested to hear how the past couple of years have changed how you approach the thing we all love to do. — Terrell
Runners cross the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge at the 50th New York City Marathon on Nov. 7, 2021. (Photo: Marc A. Hermann / MTA)
Friday Thread: Traveling for running/races?
Before the pandemic, a favorite pastime of many runners was to travel for races, especially for those looking to run a half or full marathon in all 50 states, or all the marathon majors (in New York, Boston, Chicago, Tokyo, Berlin and London).
I’ve been wondering: now that we’re a little over two years into this, and most places around the world have opened back up, are you traveling (or planning travel) for races again? Or, are you sticking closer to home to participate in events already near you?
Really interested to hear how the past couple of years have changed how you approach the thing we all love to do. — Terrell
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