Sentence examples for to marathoners from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who participates in a marathon or other long-distance races.
Western States is to ultrarunners what the Boston Marathon is to marathoners: a showcase for top racers with a challenging entry standard for regular runners.
Richard Traum, president of the Achilles Track Club, the international organization devoted to marathoners with disabilities, said he was aware of the plan to halt the wheelchairs.
Wearable devices that read a user's heart rate and blood pressure are being marketed not only to marathoners and others who want to track such data but also to middle-age people who like to keep tabs on their health.
These themes are also found in the language and the experiences of runners from sprinters, to marathoners and ultra endurance runners.
They reported for half-marathoners a thicker thigh circumference compared to marathoners [ 33].
But that is a different sort of exercise from what endurance athletes do, and so what happens to marathoners-in-training must have another explanation.
On one hand, I've been hearing that life's "second act" or "encore phase" ("golden years" is somewhat tarnished), is supposed to be a time of giving back to the community, of pursuing one's passion — whether it be opening a bakery, building water projects in Africa or transforming from couch potato to marathoner.
It sounds like a lot of mental mumbo-jumbo, but from psychologists to exercise physiologists to graybeard marathoners like me, everybody agrees that a strong mind can have as much to do with your marathon performance as powerful legs.
The track federation has also offered to assist marathoners who wish to support an economic boycott of the state, which has been called for by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
At first, it was exhilarating: Bostonians came out by the thousands to offer their homes to stranded marathoners using a Google spreadsheet.
After screaming kind words to the marathoners between bites, cheerleaders can stroll over to Fifth Avenue to see them again after they return from the Bronx.
