The phrase "a new marathon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a recently introduced marathon event or a new approach to a marathon concept.
Example: "This year, the city is excited to announce a new marathon that will take place in the spring."
Alternatives: "a fresh marathon" or "an upcoming marathon".
The process of planning how I am going to tackle a new marathon challenge transforms my outlook.
Keen not to repeat my family history and to be there for my son as he grew up, I came up with a new marathon plan – and this time, inspired by Haruki Murakami's book What I Talk About When I Talk About Running, I decided the change would be permanent.
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However, it added: "If we do receive a complaint, our process is to refer the shoe for study and if it is proved to be non-compliant, it may be prohibited in competition". Muir, the European champion over 1500m indoors and outdoors, was wearing spikes that appeared similar to those worn by Eliud Kipchoge when he set a new marathon world record last year.
I even posted a triumphant picture on Facebook: There I was, one arm outstretched in a fist above my head, taking my first steps on a new marathon-training program I learned about from an iPhone app.
Most of us wouldn't last more than a minute or two; new marathon world record holder Eliud Kipchoge is emphatically not most people.
Unless you're a shut-in, 30/10, the new marathon route, the blossoming of LA's bike culture and the explosion in the number of neighborhood farmers markets, gardens, and even urban chickens are changes to LA that reveal how Angelenos are revamping the way they think about their neighborhoods and city at large.
The event will be the biggest first-time marathon ever, as well as America's first major new marathon in more than a decade.
Runners hail the triathlon, which offers a whole body, cross training workout, as the new marathon.
When runners ask for one, new marathon tip, I always say: think about form and about keeping your body aligned.
Rev Kevin Graham from St Bartholomew's Church in Stranmillis, which would be on the proposed new marathon route, has mixed views on the matter.
