Entries from LAist tagged with 'losangelesmarathon'
March 12, 2008
I did it. I finished the Los Angeles Marathon and have never felt so good. Although, it should be said that it wasn’t always this way. The first thirteen miles were freaking great. I went through them like a champ and was completely unstoppable. Then Mile 15 came around and my legs started to cramp. Then a blister started to develop on the arch of my right foot. Then I began to excrete large......
Continue Reading "Los Angeles Marathon - The End"March 2, 2008
A clear, crisp early spring morning greeted the participants in this year's LA Marathon, and the runners are filling our city's streets. Local NBC affiliate KNBC has full coverage of today's big event, which is comprised of two wheelchair divisions, a bike race, a 5k run, and the full 26 mile marathon. With an 8:15 start, the "elite" groups of men and women lead the way in small sets, and they are hoping to finish......
Continue Reading "Off and Running: The 23rd Annual LA Marathon"February 3, 2008
More Pictures From the Surf City Marathon/Half Marathon...
Continue Reading "It's Cold, Windy and Rainy, Let's Run!"March 1, 2007
In case you missed the banners on every major street in town and the commercials on KNBC, it's time for the LA Marathon. Even if your idea of a workout is walking to the TV when the batteries in your remote die, this event is likely to have an impact on your life. About 26,000 runners will pound 26.2 miles of pavement on Sunday morning. That's right, 26.2 miles of street closures for just the......
Continue Reading "LAist Guide To The Marathon"August 1, 2006
323.603.6312. Now you can stalk our editor Tony Pierce. Just kidding. That's not his phone number, but between 11 and 12 this morning, you can reach him there at Ring My Bell. Boo hoo! Nissan is forcing the city of Pasadena to give back their electric cars! "They were like chickens running around with their heads cut off..." The L.A. Times looks into the behind-the-scenes politics of what the heck is going on with......
Continue Reading "A.M. News: Call Tony, Not Mel, Pasadena Gets Less Green & More"March 18, 2006
Tomorrow is the 21st Los Angeles Marathon — but you don't have to be a runner to participate. In fact, you can be a total non-athlete. For the 7th time, members of the LA Cacophony Society will "support" the marathoners with a rest stop on Fairfax. No Gatorade and oranges for these guys: they're known for offering beer, bacon, donuts and even lapdances to the tired, sweaty runners. They're happily putting the idea of......
Continue Reading "Help a marathoner out with donuts"