With great sadness, Reggae Marathon announces the sudden passing of our beloved Chairman, Alexander Barclay Ewart. Barclay served with distinction and will be dearly missed. At this time, our prayers and thoughts are with his family and colleagues. One love. Please refer to this article in the Jamaica Observer, Barclay Ewart. 
25,000+ runners enjoyed themselves last weekend in Miami at the ING Miami Marathon. A few were friends of Reggae Marathon and they stopped by the Reggae Marathon booth at the Race Expo to say hi. Some new friends included the 4 members of Black Girls Run who posed for us (in the photo above). These are “super [...]
I love parties with people having a good time. And the Reggae Marathon Pasta Party was a great time last December. With nearly perfect weather for an outdoor party, the steel band music provided the perfect backdrop. And let’s not forget the food! The spicy and tasty Rasta Pasta was a hit of course along [...]
It’s always a good year to celebrate being Jamaican: our people, culture, sports, art and music. In 2012, every Jamaican on the planet will have the opportunity to celebrate as Jamaicans take to the track at the Olympic games in London this summer, and more importantly, as we all celebrate the 50th year our Independence. [...]
I will always be amazed at how much running is a mental exercise. Don’t get me wrong, hard and smart physical training is very important in achieving personal results. But mental training delivers maximum performance. In 2009 in Negril after a solid year of physical preparation I ran my first marathon at Reggae Marathon. [...]
“Convincing” is when you can get your family to support a ‘girls only’ running vacation to Negril, Jamaica in December to run the Reggae Marathon. That’s what Janicke Ziemer and the Running Girlz from Burlington, Ontario stormed into Negril for the Reggae Marathon last December. They were hard to miss both on the course and [...]