🏃 Saturday, May 29, 2027
Your marathon is 289 days away.
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That's 41 weeks and 2 days to go.
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🏆ChampionshipTuesday, September 29, 202647days Race day is the deadline your whole training block points at. Put the date in below and stick the countdown somewhere you'll see it on the mornings you'd rather not run.
Pick your date in the picker above. The link you get back carries the date, this background and every colour you changed.
Race day is the deadline your whole training block points at. 🏃 A marathon is 26.2 miles, or 42.195 kilometres, and that number has been fixed since 1921.
Most training plans run 16 to 20 weeks. That is 112 to 140 days, and the counter is the only part of it that does the work for you.
| Race | Distance |
|---|---|
| 5K | 3.1 miles |
| 10K | 6.2 miles |
| Half marathon | 13.1 miles |
| Marathon | 26.2 miles |
The 1908 London course was set at that distance, and it was made the official standard in 1921.
Yes. Make a countdown for your longest run or the start of taper.
More background: The marathon on Wikipedia
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