u/Wandering_Werew0lf

Is this the straw that finally breaks the camel's back? After a year and a halt, are we tinally starting to see a nationalized movement for this "anomaly in the matrix"?

With that being said, do you think the accusation from Ashley might continue to build? I have seen a few political YouTubers put together some very compelling videos compiled with previous statements, videos, and photos of Elon's alleged election fraud.

I can only hope, this would be awesome if this finally builds enough momentum to garner a thorough investigation. We *NEED* hand recounts!

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Side note: Donald Trump is making wild statements saying he'll be here in 2028 and 2032, which to me is him to try and get the attention off of Ashley.

I think I found my fall marathon but just curious for people’s opinions on the training leading up to the race and the course itself.

Last year I was training to run Marine Corpse but ended up not being able to run it. Anyway, the summer training was kind of brutal. It was so hot and humid, I kept bonking at mile 10-13 on my long runs, I just felt like I was not doing well with my training. Some days were better than others but my god, it was definitely bot training in winter for a spring marathon.

What are you guys doing to help with summer training? I tried waking up early before but I am legit not a morning person and it takes me at minimum 2 to 3 hours to get ready for my long runs. I tried running when the sun was setting as well. I ran in the middle of the day mostly because you will hardly ever see me get up early on a Saturday or Sunday.

Also the course: It looks super twisty turny. There’s a few straight sections but it just looks like you’re weaving a lot. How does that affect your overall pacing? There was over 15k people that ran last year. How in the world did you manage to run with that many people, especially with the turns? The course overall looks pretty flat with some slight elevation changes but nothing too bad? Anything else unique I should know about the course?

Ideally I’d like to do a December marathon as that would make me peak 60 mpw all Oct into Nov instead of Sept into Oct but there’s not many big races in December worth it that are not sold out.

TLDR: How’s the race and how did you deal with summer training with high mileage?

I live in Pa and I’m looking at doing a winter 2026 marathon and a spring 2027 marathon.

I just did the Pittsburgh marathon for the second time in a row and as much as I love my city it’s time for another race. There’s so many out there and I have all the time to run it another time.

I guess some context for better recommendations: I don’t mind some traveling. I would like one of them to be a PR course. Ideally races that have a pretty medals (yeah yeah shun me). Would like to do a race that is pretty scenic too.

For some reason my brain keeps saying do Big Sur in the spring next year but that looks like one hell of a race, but also it’s a lottery with no given that I would get chosen. I tried doing Marine Corpse last year but I ended up buying a house and that got in the way of training so I waisted 300 dollars but the summer long runs were kicking my ass so I’m not sure how well I would have done anyway?

I’m all eyes and ears! What’s your favorite and why? Sell my on why you think that marathon should be my next marathon.