Marathon Details - All-Out Beat the Heat Marathon

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All-Out Beat the Heat Marathon

All-Out Beat the Heat Marathon & Half Marathon, 10K, 5K

Westminster, CO USA

~~April 15, 2023~~ - CANCELLED

http://www.alloutmultipro.com/events

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2022 2021 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 Top 3 Finishers

Race Details

See website: http://www.alloutmultipro.com/beat-the-heat/

Contact Information

Name:	All-Out Multicourse Productions
Address:	Arvada, CO
Phone Number:	000-000-0000
Email:	Email the organizers

More Information


Number of Runners:	500
Fees & Deadlines:	See website: http://www.alloutmu ltipro.com/beat- the-heat/
Start Time:	CANCELLED
Certified? Certification:	Yes, CO15003DCR
Race Day Registration:	Yes
Online Registration:	http://www.alloutmultipro.com/beat-the-heat/
Packet Pickup Info:	TBD
Marathon Ratings:	Course Scenery/Beauty/Interest: Good for First Timers: Crowd Support: Course Speed:

Runner Reviews (2)

Course 4.5

Organization 4.5

Spectators 3.0

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Number of comments: 2

W. E. from San Diego california (4/17/2017)

"Outstanding race !!!" (about: 2017)

50+ previous marathons | 1 All-Out Beat the Heat Marathon
COURSE: 5 ORGANIZATION: 5 FANS: 5

This my 96th marathon was a joy. Small, well planned, enthusiastic volunteers beautiful views and fortunately great weather! Shout out to race director the staff and all the hard working aid station people!!! Bravo ! WE from San Diego!

JP Robb from Berthoud, Colorado (4/20/2015)

"Low-key, solid event" (about: 2015)

6-10 previous marathons | 1 All-Out Beat the Heat Marathon
COURSE: 4 ORGANIZATION: 4 FANS: 1

First year race out of long-time promoter All-Out Multisport, and pretty well done. The course is 95% on bike path or dirt road or dirt trail, only 5% on paved public roads, which was pretty nice. Not having cars around was very nice, but being absolutely alone for long stretches had its drawbacks. It had 3 out-and-backs so you could see your competitor's faces and splits on 3 occasions, which was nice. But a lot of people don't like u-turns in a race. The beginning is fairly hilly, and the final 15 or so miles is relatively flat, with a few small rollers here and there. The marathon runs head-on into the half, 10k, and 5k fields on a 5-6' wide path, so that was tight at times as people chose to run 2-across. Overall the course is pretty good - a little unique with the 3 u-turns, but it's pretty good.

Cons: there was no lead bike, and the volunteers at a junction pointed the whole field the wrong way. That's a bummer. It didn't change anything due to the out-and-back nature of the course, but it was still distressing. We got a ton of rain and snow in the days leading up to the race, so despite the race-day weather being great (40s and clouds), the course was very muddy, and annoyingly so after a while. The RD put out wash buckets you could step in, but I didn't see any in the final 10 miles when the mud was pretty soupy. That trail is usually ok, this was just bad luck.

Pros: this was a nice, controlled, safe marathon. It was nice being on trails basically the whole time. The raffle prizes were awesome, the post-race food was good, the shwag bag was good. There was plenty of aid stations along the way with the standard race fare, so that was good. Overall, it was a pretty good race.

I'd recommend it for someone who might like a smaller field and quieter setting. I'm not sure how fast it is -the mud skewed my perspective of that.