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Marathon Details - Easter Marathon Runoff

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Easter Marathon Runoff

Easter Marathon Runoff & Half-Marathon, 10 Miles, 10K, 5K & 1 mile

location icon Olympia, WA USA

calendar icon April 3, 2010

calendar icon http://www.ontherunevents.com/eastermarathon

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Race Details

Out and back with some rolling hills but mostly flat.

Contact Information

Name: Bob Green
Address: 9435 180th Way SW, Rochester, WA
98579
Phone Number:  (360) 273-9674
Email: Email the organizers

Race Organizer

April 3, 2010 Race!!! (2/28/10)


This year's race is in Rochester, WA. New indoor venue before and after race. Chicken noodle soup and hot chili after race. New shirt design and tech shirts. Go to www.signmeup.com/68203.

Runner Reviews (5)

Course Rating Course 2.6 
 
Oranization Rating Organization 3.6 
 
Spectator Rating Spectators 1.6 
 
 
Number of comments: 5


 

Laurence Macon from San Antonio (3/23/2008)
"Flat Course, Great Race Director" (about: 2008)

50+ previous marathons | 2 Easter Marathon Runoffs
COURSE: 4  ORGANIZATION: 5  FANS: 3


This small race begins and ends in a pretty state park, and is basically flat through residential areas with little traffic. The water stops are fine and the post-race food is good. However, the key is Bob Green, who is the most accommodating race director ever. If you have an early flight, there is an early start. If you are running late, no problem. I've run 7 of his races, and recommend them.

 

Wayne La Groix from Edmonton, Canada (4/10/2005)
"Tough race but satsifying" (about: 2005)

11-50 previous marathons
COURSE: 2  ORGANIZATION: 3  FANS: 1


Well, drove for 17 hours! Ran for 4 hours and I made it back in 16 hours. Let's see... sideways rain, trees recently cleared from the road, driving rain. Hmmm. would I run it again? You bet. Bob was very patient and I had no problem finding the race. Thank God you didn't cancel! Will I run it again? Absolutely. Thanks to the volunteers who stood out in the rain and gave us directions. By the way - this is my first comment in 16 marathons.

 

B. l. from Seattle, WA (3/30/2005)
"would not recommend it" (about: 2005)

2 previous marathons | 1 Easter Marathon Runoff
COURSE: 2  ORGANIZATION: 2  FANS: 1


Well, the weather started out bad (raining sideways and wind blowing hard), so can't blame anybody but Mother Nature on that one. However, I couldn't find any information on who this race is benefiting except for 'Bob Green.' The race was very small-scale (fewer than 40 runners, if that many). Running along the side of the road could be dangerous. No sport drinks at the end, chilli is from a can... not impressed with the food afterwards. I would not display my medal to anyone cuz it's 'ghetto' and the tee-shirt... Different distance run (5k, 10k...) all based on where you should turn around on a one way course. (BORING!) This is my 2nd 1/2 marathon and didn't get the same feeling as my first (Victoria, BC). There were no people cheering along the course or at the finish line. I could've run on my own and donate the money ($40) to a charity instead. Save your $$ if you are thinking of doing this run.

 

V. P. from Maple Valley (2/14/2003)
"Fun Race with Family Atmoshere!!!" (about: 2002)


COURSE: 4  ORGANIZATION: 5  FANS: 2


Fun Race with every finisher receiving an Easter Medal and Trophy. Lots of postrace food, chili, turkey sandwiches, bananas and other junk food. Aide stations had water, gatorade and Cliff shots. Really enjoyed the atmoshere and the friendly volunteers at the finish. If you want to run a race and not be lost in the numbers, this race is for you.

 

A Runner from Lynnwood, Washington (4/5/2002)
"It was a good training run" (about: 2002)


COURSE: 1  ORGANIZATION: 3  FANS: 1


My main issue with this event is that the course turned out to be out and back twice. It was tremendously boring and none of the roads were blocked off. The shoulder was narrow and everytime a car drove by, I braced myself for the noise and wind. The race was well organized and the aid stations were frequent. I was informed that there would be gu and bananas at every aid station and there was only gatorade and water (one aid station had fruit leather). The mile markers were not exact. Other than that it was a fine event.


 
 
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