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Johns Island, SC Raving since 2015 Half Fanatics http://www.serialrunner.com Active 4 years, 11 months ago

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  • Race that's calling my name:

    Star Wars Half, Garmin Half Marathon in the Land of Oz, Nike Women's Half

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Past Races (27)

Race Distance Location Date Result My Raves My Performance
Half Marathon Savannah, GA Mar 25, 2017
Marathon Myrtle Beach, SC Mar 4, 2017
Half Marathon Hilton Head, SC Feb 11, 2017
Half Marathon Folly Beach, SC Feb 4, 2017
Marathon Kiawah Island, SC Dec 10, 2016
Half Marathon Summerville, SC Nov 12, 2016
Half Marathon Savannah, GA Nov 6, 2016
Half Marathon Myrtle Beach, SC Oct 23, 2016
Half Marathon Philadelphia, PA Sep 18, 2016
Half Marathon Traverse City, MI Jul 9, 2016
Half Marathon San Diego, CA Jun 5, 2016
Half Marathon Asbury Park, NJ Apr 16, 2016
Half Marathon Savannah, GA Apr 2, 2016
Half Marathon Celebration, FL Jan 31, 2016
Marathon Lake Buena Vista, FL Jan 7, 2016
Half Marathon Las Vegas, NV Nov 15, 2015
Half Marathon Charleston, SC Oct 31, 2015
Half Marathon Little Rock, AR Sep 20, 2015
Half Marathon Pine Hollow, UT Aug 1, 2015
Half Marathon Firth, ID Jul 25, 2015
Half Marathon Piscataway, NJ Apr 12, 2015
Half Marathon Springfield, IL Apr 4, 2015
Half Marathon Savannah, GA Mar 28, 2015
Half Marathon Tampa, FL Feb 22, 2015
Half Marathon Jacksonville, FL Dec 28, 2014
Half Marathon Kiawah Island, SC Dec 13, 2014
Half Marathon Firth, ID Jul 19, 2014

My Raves

The Run Skidaway Island Half Marathon began at the Skidaway Institute of Oceanography. It took runners through The Landings, the private, gated community on Skidaway Island. Miles 5-6 were most … MORE

The Run Skidaway Island Half Marathon began at the Skidaway Institute of Oceanography. It took runners through The Landings, the private, gated community on Skidaway Island. Miles 5-6 were most magnificent as runners were taken on a path bordering the marsh of the Wilmington River. Aid stations were located every 2-3 miles, so it was recommended runners carry a water bottle.

What made the finish line more special that most was the enthusiasm of race director Dan Pavlin, who met nearly every runner about 100 meters from the finish line and ran with them nearly to the end. We’ve run over 100 half marathons and marathons together, and have never seen a race director more personally invested in the finish of every single on of his runners.

Another thing that made Skidaway unique: women were given technical tanks instead of the standard t-shirt.

If you plan on running this race beware of a few things:
1. Savannah is always an expensive city for overnight accommodations. Know that you will pay close to $200 a night for a hotel room. Also know that the closest hotel you can get to the starting line is about 25 minutes away.
2. If you are finish medal connoisseur, this may not be the race for you.

You can check out photos of the finisher medal, race shirts, and more at our blog, serialrunner.com.

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The benefits to running the Myrtle Beach Marathon: 1. There's almost always something to see: glimpses of the Atlantic Ocean, the towering hotels that dominate Ocean Blvd... 2. You won't … MORE

The benefits to running the Myrtle Beach Marathon:
1. There’s almost always something to see: glimpses of the Atlantic Ocean, the towering hotels that dominate Ocean Blvd…
2. You won’t go long between seeing spectators.
3. The race’s technical shirts are by the same group (Race 13.1) which Competitor Magazine named as having the best race shirts. (Sorry, I know that sounds repetitive!)
4. The finish line is in the Myrtle Beach Pelicans minor league baseball team parking lot, and the stadium is open to runners post-race. This made for a slightly more unique post-race party.
5. The starting line, which is right in front of the Pelicans stadium, is just across the street from Broadway at the Beach. This means there is PLENTY of parking for runners and one less thing to stress out about on race day.
6. The course is mostly flat, with only very gentle and very gradual changes in elevation.
7. If you have spectators traveling with you, Myrtle Beach is a fairly easy place in which to drive from one location to another.

I’ll run this race again, however I’ll likely run the half next year. 26.2 miles deserves a change of scenery for me!

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The Hilton Head Half Marathon is an easy race to run, especially for South Carolinians for whom travel is easy. The course was largely flat with some small inclines here … MORE

The Hilton Head Half Marathon is an easy race to run, especially for South Carolinians for whom travel is easy. The course was largely flat with some small inclines here and there. Climbing the bridge twice was the only real incline, and even this wasn’t anything for a runner to lose sleep over. The bridge added some interest to a course that was run mostly on an unremarkable parkway (living in the Lowcountry, we are a little spoiled, however). The 13.1 miles of the course was populated by a small army of enthusiastic high school students and retirees who directed runners at turns and passed out water and Gatorade at aid stations. Runners who like to stay close to the start can stay at the clean and modestly priced Ramada which is a quick 1/2 mile warmup to the start at Jarvis Creek Park. The race shirts were long sleeved, green, and technical and we will definitely wear them all over town.

Our advice: if you only want to run one half marathon in South Carolina, make it the Kiawah Half. If you, like us, are serial runners and just enjoy the race experience, you will enjoy this one.

For an even more detailed review of this race visit https://www.serialrunner.com/half-marathon-race-recaps/hilton-head-half-marathon

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For the bargain price of $50, runners at the 2017 Save the Light Half Marathon got two views of the iconic Morris Island Lighthouse, and four trips past "The Washout," … MORE

For the bargain price of $50, runners at the 2017 Save the Light Half Marathon got two views of the iconic Morris Island Lighthouse, and four trips past “The Washout,” a local surfing haven. In addition to the long sleeve cotton t-shirt, runners at this race receive a different poster every year that features artwork of the Morris Island Lighthouse. In recent years, organizers have added a modest finisher medal to present to participants.

For a more detailed report of this race visit https://www.serialrunner.com/half-marathon-race-recaps/save-the-light-half-marathon

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Kiawah Island is locally know as a resort island that provides vacationers with luxuries like a top notch hotel (The Sanctuary) and some of the finest dining in town. The … MORE

Kiawah Island is locally know as a resort island that provides vacationers with luxuries like a top notch hotel (The Sanctuary) and some of the finest dining in town. The island is just as good to its runners, as it provides a top-notch course along with a fantastic post-race party, complete with Kiawah catered food, live music, beer, and opportunities for a few fun photo ops. This year, circumstances allowed us to stay at the luxury hotel on the island, The Sanctuary, enabling us to roll right out of bed and to the starting line. If you want to splurge on a race, do this. It will save you the hassle of driving to Kiawah and taking a shuttle out to the starting line. In addition, you can hobble back to your room after the race is over and enjoy views of Kiawah’s award-winning beaches. No matter what, make sure you get to Kiawah for either the half or the full. 50 staters, we recommend making this your South Carolina race. It’s the best in the state, no doubt.

For a more detailed report of the Kiawah Marathon and Half Marathon visit https://www.serialrunner.com/half-marathon-race-recaps/kiawah-island-half-marathon

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Summerville's Sweet Tea Half Marathon is in its third year. While the overall number of runners was down this year, this surely isn't a result of organization on the race's … MORE

Summerville’s Sweet Tea Half Marathon is in its third year. While the overall number of runners was down this year, this surely isn’t a result of organization on the race’s part. Likely the $90 price tag scared of the thriftier runners. For that price, runners received a long sleeved soft technical tee, and a course with pleasant scenery (not unlike what many of us see on training runs around town), a post-race beer, and a great shot at placing in one’s age group. The race begins and ends in scenic downtown Summerville, with the middle of the course running on the Sawmill Branch Trail and through some local subdivisions. Friendly and vocal volunteers manned every intersection, so there was no chance of anyone taking a wrong turn. For locals and for those who (like us) feel its worth it to spend some money even on a small, local race, there is no reason not to run the Summerville Sweet Tea Half Marathon. For photos and more detailed information on the race course, places to eat, packet pick-up, and more visit https://www.serialrunner.com/half-marathon-race-recaps/sweet-tea-half-marathon

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In our opinion, Savannah is one of the most beautiful cities in America. The charm of this city combined with the race experience that is Rock n Roll makes for … MORE

In our opinion, Savannah is one of the most beautiful cities in America. The charm of this city combined with the race experience that is Rock n Roll makes for a tough-to-beat event. In our opinion, the most important thing to know going into Savannah is that accommodations here are expensive. Our advice is to splurge and stay at the Hyatt right at the race starting line. You’ll save yourself the trouble of fighting traffic getting into town, finding parking, and waiting in endless port-o-let lines. Because the race is on a Saturday, the expo is held on Thursday and Friday. Use this as an opportunity to take some time off of work, tour Savannah, and enjoy a long weekend. You won’t regret it. For more detailed information and photos of the race expo, course, places to eat, places to stay, and the post-race party, visit https://www.serialrunner.com/half-marathon-race-recaps/rock-n-roll-savannah-half-marathon

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The Myrtle Beach Mini Marathon boasts of a course that is flat and fast with a mere seven turns. While we didn’t count the turns, we don’t doubt the truth … MORE

The Myrtle Beach Mini Marathon boasts of a course that is flat and fast with a mere seven turns. While we didn’t count the turns, we don’t doubt the truth of that claim. The race began at the Coastal Grand Mall, ensuring that there was plenty of parking for all runners, and that no one had to spend hours searching for a parking spot, In addition, the Hilton Garden Inn is a stone’s throw away. On a cool morning, runners can take advantage of the hotel lobby and indoor restrooms. We stayed at the Hilton for this year’s Myrtle Beach Mini Marathon and enjoyed being able to roll out of bed and onto the course. In previous years we’ve stayed near the finish line (right on the beach) where hotels are plentiful. This allowed us to change out of wet clothes and into dry ones before taking advantage of the Beer Garden. No matter where you stay, the Myrtle Beach Mini Marathon will make for an easy race experience. Flat course and plenty of hotel rooms close to the finish line? What else is there? For more information and photos of the Myrtle Beach Mini Marathon course, places to stay, places to eat, packet pickup, and more visit https://www.serialrunner.com/half-marathon-race-recaps/myrtle-beach-mini-marathon

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We think running a half marathon is the best way to see a city, and running Rock n Roll Philadelphia proved this philosophy true once again. Though we'd been to … MORE

We think running a half marathon is the best way to see a city, and running Rock n Roll Philadelphia proved this philosophy true once again. Though we’d been to Philly a number of times, our two night stay (car-free) allowed us plenty of time to see the city on foot, both during the half marathon and during our down-time before and after race. Some things we loved about the race:
1. Hotel rooms within walking distance to the start and finish lines were easy to find and not exorbitantly priced.
2. Staying in just the right spot means easy walking or cheap Ubering to places like the art museum, Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, and Spruce Street Harbor Park.
3. Course was beautiful! Runners get about 4 miles of city running and 9 miles of running along the Schuylkill River, and all the views an old city affords runners.
4. The race expo had just the right vendors. We took three trips through it: twice by ourselves and a third time with family members. It was their first expo and a memorable event for them.
5. Rock n Roll is both a race and a party. Philly is no exception.
6. Wow! What a finish line! This might be the best Rock n Roll finish: right in front of the famed Rocky Balboa/Philadelphia Museum of Art Steps.
7. We scored so many freebies from running this race we had an extra bag with us when we flew back home.
All in all: don’t overlook Philadelphia as a running destination. Ten years ago the city made news as one of the fattest cities in America. This can’t possibly be true now with Rock n Roll in town and the beautiful Schuykill River Trail available to residents. This was our favorite Rock n Roll event and we’ll definitely be back.

For more information on Rock n Roll Philadelphia visit: https://www.serialrunner.com/half-marathon-race-recaps/rock-n-roll-philadelphia-half-marathon

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Running the Chateau Grand Traverse Half Marathon offered us the chance to escape the suffocating heat of South Carolina in the summer and experience one of the many alluring events … MORE

Running the Chateau Grand Traverse Half Marathon offered us the chance to escape the suffocating heat of South Carolina in the summer and experience one of the many alluring events in Traverse City, Michigan: the Cherry Festival. If you’re not from Michigan, you may be dismissing the state, however the combination of nearby Sleeping Bear Dunes and the exceptional experience of the Chateau Grand Traverse Half Marathon has turned us into Michiganers at heart (at least in the summer).

The course for this race was point to point, beginning at Chateau Grand Traverse on the Old Mission peninsula and ending in downtown Traverse City. School buses shuttled us from Eastern Elementary (site of packet pickup) to the Chateau. There was no line to board the shuttle at 6 am, and as a result, no stress. Upon arrival at the race start, Chateau Grand Traverse had its porch (and its heaters) open to runners prior to the 7 am start. A bag drop allowed runners to leave a drawstring backpack (provided by the race) of warm, dry clothes that would be shuttled to the finish line. Port-o-let lines were modest and manageable, and any runner that needed to was able to use the restroom before the race began.

The first few miles of the half marathon course took runners through the orchards at Chateau Grand Traverse via sandy, dirt paths. The course here consisted of small hills and some sharp turns. While mildly challenging, the Chateau Grand Traverse portion is part of what makes this race so unique. How often can you say you ran a half marathon through a cherry orchard?

Once exiting the trail portion of the course, runners were treated to views of Grand Traverse Bay on the right as they ran down Peninsula Drive. While the 15K (also part of the Meijer Festival of Races, much like a 5K and 10K) had runners tackle the monster hill, Mt. McKinley at about the halfway point in their race) the half marathon consisted of small, gently rolling hills. In combination with the magnificent views, this was an easy course to run and one of the most beautiful. To us, the weather at this time of year was exceptional. With temperatures in the low 60’s and a light breeze blowing off the bay, the race had ideal summer running conditions.

Northern Michigan in the summer is perfection. Fortunately, the Meijer Festival of races and its Chateau Grand Traverse Half Marathon allow runners to experience that perfection via a beautiful course and well managed race experience. This is definitely a race to add to your bucket list.

For photos of the race and more details about the experience visit https://www.serialrunner.com/half-marathon-race-recaps/meijer-cherry-festival-of-races-chateau-grand-traverse-half-marathon or follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @runnullardsrun.

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This was our fifth Rock n Roll event after Savannah, Raleigh, Virginia Beach, and Las Vegas. We continue to run Rock n Roll events because they consistently deliver a running … MORE

This was our fifth Rock n Roll event after Savannah, Raleigh, Virginia Beach, and Las Vegas. We continue to run Rock n Roll events because they consistently deliver a running experience in a party-like atmosphere, and running a half marathon is certainly worth celebrating. What we liked most about San Diego: the killer race expo. We’ve started setting aside at least half a day to experience Rock n Roll expos because each one has so much to see and do. San Diego is the king of all expos, and that title isn’t easy to come by considering how epic all the others are. For this one, bring a bag to house your free stuff and an empty belly to fill with all the free samples.
While the course at this race wasn’t the most scenic we’ve run (and we expected it to be because it is San Diego) the enthusiasm of neighborhood residents more than made up for this. Additionally, the rolling hills were just enough to be interesting without making the course difficult.

Things to consider when running this race:
1. Out-of-towners, stay within walking distance to the start and finish. We hoofed it the 1.7 miles from our hotel to the start after discovering the line for the shuttle. It was the longest line we’ve ever seen in person, and we never would have arrived at the start on time, in spite of arriving at the shuttle stop one hour prior to race start. As it turns out, a 1.7 mile walk is the perfect warm-up to a half marathon. Who knew?
2. Don’t pay $5 for the shuttle unless you’re prepared to wake up super early and be the first one on the bus. See above.
3. Make bathroom plans before you arrive at the starting line. Port-o-let lines were ridiculously long and neither one of us was able to use a bathroom before race start.
4. Know that you will almost be able to stock up on as much Suja juice as you paid for your race registration. Like beer, it is doled our for free at the Finish Line Festival, but unlike the Michelob Ultra, the juice is unlimited. Fortunately, port-o-lets were much more accessible at the finish, so if you overtax your bladder from too much of either beverage, there will be a place to go.
4. Be prepared to meet some Olympians. Men Keflezighi paced the the 1:30 half marathoners and Shalane Flanagan and Amy Cragg posed for pictures with runners at the expo.

For photos and more detailed information about the course, expo, Finish Line Festival, places to stay, and places to eat, visit: https://www.serialrunner.com/half-marathon-race-recaps/rock-n-roll-san-diego or check us out on Instagram and Twitter at @runbullardsrun

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Unfortunately for the state of New Jersey, it has a reputation nationally, and it's not a good one. You don't hear of anyone going on a dream vacation to the … MORE

Unfortunately for the state of New Jersey, it has a reputation nationally, and it’s not a good one. You don’t hear of anyone going on a dream vacation to the Garden State. Sadly, many will never know the delightful pockets of interest in the state, Asbury Park being one of them. Runapalooza, an event that hosts a marathon, half marathon, and relay, showcases one of the most magnificent destinations in the area. Runners get a 13.1 (or longer) tour of the decaying glory and current revitalization of Asbury Park, the crown jewel of the Jersey Shore in the early 1900’s. Devastated by Hurricane Sandy and years of neglect, this scrappy beach town is fighting it’s way back, and runners get a chance to witness it’s progress on foot. This race will likely look very different in 10 years, and the race will without a doubt continue for many years thanks to the event’s magnificent scenery, stellar organization, and easy course. For more information about race swag, finisher medals, post-race party, accommodations, places to eat, and photos of it all, visit https://www.serialrunner.com/half-marathon-race-recaps/asbury-park-half-marathon.

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This was my second time running this race and I will be back every year to run it again. There isn't anything NOT to love about this event. Course is … MORE

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The Celebration course was flat, fast and pretty. In addition to a killer post-race party, the race has a generous bib transfer policy. This policy allows those unable to run … MORE

The Celebration course was flat, fast and pretty. In addition to a killer post-race party, the race has a generous bib transfer policy. This policy allows those unable to run to get their money back, and those who want to run the opportunity to do so. Celebration is a modestly sized race that provides runners with a big race experience (or even better than a big race, truth be told). There’s no reason not to sign up and a zillion reasons to. For more info on the race, course, post-race party, lodging, and pictures of it all visit https://www.serialrunner.com/half-marathon-race-recaps/celebration-half-marathon

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We bundled the Idaho Falls M.A.D. Half Marathon into a summer vacation that included Yellowstone, the Grand Tetons, and Salt Lake City. For anyone vacationing in the area, if you … MORE

We bundled the Idaho Falls M.A.D. Half Marathon into a summer vacation that included Yellowstone, the Grand Tetons, and Salt Lake City. For anyone vacationing in the area, if you fly into Salt Lake City, Idaho Falls is a perfect stopover on the way to the Parks. With that being said, know this. The Idaho Falls M.A.D. Half Marathon course drops 1400 feet in elevation during the first five miles. As a result, the first five miles of the race were both scenic and easy to run. Once runners were out of the foothills, they were running through flat, suburban Idaho Falls. Mentally, this was hard. After five miles of descent, flat road felt like an uphill for the next 8 miles. Additionally, running through the suburbs for the next 8 miles wasn’t quite as picturesque as running the foothills. If you run this race, be aware of the effect it will have on you mentally and physically. Though our brains recovered once we crossed the finish line, we had to revise some of our vacation itinerary simply because our legs were not capable of walking us downhill or down stairs (or even up and down curbs for that matter) for two days following this race.

Something else to consider about the Idaho Falls M.A.D Half Marathon: Because this course is point to point, you will be boarding a shuttle that takes you to the top of one of the Idaho foothills. At the top of that foothill, for the 2015 race, there were only four port-o-lets. Though the race consisted of a modest 300 runners, 300 runners sharing four portable toilets made for some long lines. Our recommendation: if you know you will need to use one of the aforementioned port-o-lets, arrive at the shuttle stop early so you can board the first bus and be first in line to use the restroom.

With all that being said, if we could do this race all over again…we would; we would just come into the event better prepared. We’d make an effort to do more hill training and arrive early at the shuttle, ensuring we could enjoy the excellent post-race party at the Idaho Falls M.A.D Half Marathon.

For even more detailed information about this event, visit https://www.serialrunner.com/half-marathon-race-recaps/idaho-falls-mad-half-marathon. There you will find recommendations for accommodations, places to eat, information about packet pickup and the post-race party, and pictures of it all.

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We actually ran the Michelob Ultra Challenge, which means we ran the 15K, 5k, half marathon, and 8K all in one weekend. For more details about race shirts, finisher medals, … MORE

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