Less than 17 weeks until Marathon Sunday 2020

06 January 2020

Just under 17 weeks until the Deep RiverRock Belfast City Marathon!!

It’s not too late to start training for your first ever Marathon, Team Relay, 8 Mile Walk or Fun Run!

Thank you to Stuart Kennedy, Official Marathon Coach for the Experiment 26.2 Group for sharing his top 2 training tips for January.

1: New Year, New Schedule. Time to develop a very positive running habit that will enable you to finish your first Deep RiverRock Belfast City Marathon.

2: Don’t let the weather be the boss of you. It’s important that you keep your training routine going no matter what the weather is outside.

Remember you can still purchase a marathon or team relay training plan from Stuart Kennedy via our Eventmaster registration system at www.belfastcitymarathon.com

Already registered? Simply click on the link on your confirmation email and edit your registration to purchase the best training plan for you.

The 39th Deep RiverRock Belfast City Marathon takes place on Sunday 3rd May 2020 including Marathon, Team Relay, 8 Mile Walk and Fun Run options.

A middle rate is available until 28th February with a final entry deadline on 10th April 2020. Sign up now at www.belfastcitymarathon.com

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