Browse Marathon races in the USA for January 2019

Races are great for running. Having a regular schedule of races is an excellent motivator to get you out the door on days when you would have otherwise stayed in bed in the morning or hit the couch after work.

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Date	Race	Location
Jan 1, 2019 Tuesday	Carpet Capital Running Club Membership 1K, 15K, 8K, 5 Mile, 15K, 1K, 5 mile, 8K	Dalton, Georgia
Jan 1, 2019 Tuesday	CHILLY WILLY HALF MARATHON/10K/5K 10AM START TIME	Seekonk, Massachusetts
Jan 6, 2019 Sunday	Spring Hill Marathon Mania	Spring Hill, Florida
Jan 9, 2019 Wednesday	CAL's ENDURANCE RACE TEAM for Walt Disney World® Marathon Weekend Presented by Cigna® 2019	Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Jan 9, 2019 Wednesday	Scott Carter Foundation Charity Team for the 2019 WALT DISNEY WORLD® Marathon Weekend presented by Cigna®	Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Jan 12, 2019 Saturday	Southern California Half Marathon & 5k	Irvine, California
Jan 13, 2019 Sunday	2019 Los Angeles River 10K & Half-Marathon	Los Angeles, California
Jan 14, 2019 Monday	Cone Head Marathon	Midlothian, Virginia
Jan 19, 2019 Saturday	The 5th Annual Downtown Dunedin Half Marathon, 10K, and 5K Runs	Dunedin, Florida
Jan 20, 2019 Sunday	MLK Race For The Dream Marathon, Half Marathon & 20 Mile Bike Tour 2019	Atlanta, Georgia
Jan 20, 2019 Sunday	McAllen Marathon Scott Crane Memorial Run 2019	McAllen, Texas
Jan 20, 2019 Sunday	Pasadena Half Marathon & 5K at the Rose Bowl	Pasadena, California
Jan 26, 2019 Saturday	Callaway Marathon/Half Marathon/5k	Pine Mountain, Georgia
Jan 26, 2019 Saturday	2019 Mississippi Blues Marathon	Jackson, Mississippi

Tip Of The Day

Avoid Skipping Recovery

Listening to your body is key to avoiding injury and burnout. Your body can actually grow stronger when you are at rest. The process of training includes workouts that are strategically placed along with rest days, which provides stimulation during the activity and recovery when you are at rest. If you are new to running, it is important not to push yourself to hard. Injuries can pop up when training advances too quickly. If your body is giving you warning signs, listen and take the extra time off so you can fully adjust and recover to meet your specific fitness needs.

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