Below is a sample of the emails you can expect to receive when signed up to Melbourne Marathon.
Finding that balance No images? Click here Like our passionate running community, we are hopeful that the 2020 Melbourne Marathon Festival will take place this October. Preparations are proceeding as planned, taking into account the health and safety of our participants, spectators, volunteers, partners and team members, as our top priority. We will continue to work closely with local, state, federal authorities and health officials as we monitor the COVID-19 (coronavirus) in order to deliver you a safe and rewarding event. It is our intention to keep our community in the loop as much as possible. If we receive any updates we will be sure to let you know via email, our website and social channels, but for now we’re looking forward to welcoming everyone back for Australia’s Largest Marathon. If you have any additional queries please contact our helpful Customer Service Team or feel free to review our FAQ’s including our refund and cancellation policies. RUNNING MOTIVATION SEEMING TO SLIP AWAY? There''s undoubtedly a shadow cast over everything we do (and can''t do) right now, amid the global coronavirus pandemic. Running is supposed to be a cure-all, but these unprecedented, trying times are making it hard for many to muster the strength to lace up and head out the door. You''re not alone in feeling frustrated or puzzled. It''s understandable and completely normal to have your motivation wane as the pandemic wears on. Here''s what you can do about it. 1. KEEP UP A ROUTINE Most runners are creatures of habit and when these habits are broken it can be a shock to the system. For many, the uncertainty, stress and complete disruption of order is making it nearly impossible to log their k''s. It''s important to set small daily goals to push past the barriers for not getting out the door. If you are used to running with people for accountability purposes? Perhaps try texting your group before you run to keep you in check and continue the camaraderie. 2. GIVE YOURSELF A BREAK We can often spiral into a guilt cycle: feel guilty about not being motivated, skip a run, feel guilty about skipping a run. Remember, it''s all about balance. In the short term, take some time to relax or try something new. There seems to be a lot of pressure on us right now and it''s ok to take a break every once in a while. 3. START SMALL The best way to get back into an exercise routine is slowly. Don''t get overwhelmed, break it down into manageable tasks. You don''t have to get out every day or match your pre-coronavirus k''s. Instead, commit to one or two runs per week at whatever distance you feel like in the moment. Try putting together a daily schedule to help bring structure back into the picture. Creating time and space for our tasks is important. Getting out the door is the hardest part, but once you get going, the run takes care of itself. WHY DO YOU #RUNTOFEEL ASICS spoke to runners around the world to learn more about the running life under lockdown. They found that 81% of runners do so to clear their mind—and they saw a 62% spike in people heading out for a weekly run. More than ever, we’re running to connect our body and mind. Even though we''re apart, our global community of runners is strong. ASICS are here to help you get out there, with new ways to train, race, challenge yourself and connect with their community.
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COLD WEATHER RUNNING Winter has well and truly settled in, and with that comes the wet and windy runs. So, to help you battle the winter blues and keep your running goals on track the team from Active Feet spoke to podiatrist David Hudson to get his best tips and tricks to keep you moving no matter how low the temperature goes!
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