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Go with the flow because you never know what race day will bring. The next year you may get hit with a brutal Lake Superior storm, develop a blister in the first 10K and realize at mile 20 you've got two different shoes on. Every year the course fluctuates as do all the variables that go into a marathon performance (health, training, stress, fuel, sleep.) One year, the planets may be perfectly aligned, the weather gods smile down on you and all your racing apparel matches.

We tend to compare our race times for the same course year to year, but like comparing apples to oranges it just doesn't match up.

A good rule to follow in racing (and life) is to go with what the day gives you.

Pacing a point-to-point course like Grandma's is a unique challenge, especially if you have a headwind to deal with along the way. Do you have any suggestions for pacing? Thanks. All rights reserved.It looks like we may have a significant wind to contend with at Grandma's Marathon this weekend. To be entered for a chance to win the $1,000 donation, contact Alivia and she can get your group added to the online sign-up.Ĭlick here to download the Northern News Now app or our Northern News Now First Alert weather app.Ĭopyright 2023 Northern News Now. You might hand out medals, HeatSheets, shirts, or post-race food, and you won’t be able to say “congratulations” enough.Īll volunteers will receive a t-shirt, a pair of socks, two drink tickets to the post-race celebration at Bayfront Festival Park, and an invitation to a volunteer appreciation party on June, 22 at the Duluth Huskies game.

Finish Line: A place to say “job well done” as runners complete their journey.

Perfect for fast-paced people who don’t like being bored, this shift will get you up early and keep you going and going through all of race day.

Gear Bag Pickup: The “marathon” for volunteers.

Bus Loading & Gear Bag Drop-off: Perfect for night owls or early risers! This work is done before the sun comes up, but it’s key to getting runners off to a good start on race day.

PRO TIP: Pick a location up the North Shore for an early end time so you can enjoy the rest of race day. You’ll provide much-needed moral and emotional support, as well, so be as loud as possible for the runners. Help keep the runners hydrated and fueled on their big run.

Water & Aid Station: Perfect for large groups and for families.