“Discover The Insider Secrets From 10 of Today’s Top Marathon Coaches and Athletes That Will Teach You How To Run A Better Marathon, Recover Faster, Make Travel Easier, And Enjoy Your Next Marathon More Than You Ever Thought Possible!”

August 8 – August 19, 2011

Please Note: The Marathon Mastermind ended on August 19, 2011. The replays are still for sale at almost half off – if you sign up before Friday, August 26, you can still get all of the recordings plus the transcripts and bonuses for only $19…after that, the recordings will be available for their normal price of $37.
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From the desk of: Blaine Moore
RunToWin.com
Portland, ME

More than ever before, runners are tackling the marathon distance as another running boom sweeps the country. In the past 5 years, the number of marathons held just in the United States has grown by 79%, and there were 469,057 finishers in those 640 marathons held last year in 2010! The global numbers are even more staggering!

Almost any weekend you choose, you could find a marathon somewhere in the country, and you probably wouldn’t have to look too far away.

Marathons can be a lot of fun, but they are also a lot of work.

After all of the training and preparation, what would you do if you got injured before your next marathon? How do you choose where you are going to run, and how do you budget your time and money for travel, hotels, and transportation to the starting line?

What kind of foods should you avoid, and what is the best diet to get you through your race? Are you hurting the environment by running a marathon, or are you having a positive impact in your community?

You need to spend months (at a minimum) to train yourself for race day, and for most of us if anything goes wrong then you’re entire season has just been thrown away! But it doesn’t need to be.

The World’s Best Coaches
and Elite Athletes Will
Reveal Their Best Kept Secrets

I’ve rounded up some of the top marathon coaches and athletes and quizzed them on how they’re tactics and methods can help you achieve success in your next marathon. Learn from their expertise and experience so that your training can go injury free and you can keep everything smooth on race day as you make your way towards your finish line.

Whether you’re getting ready to run your first marathon or you’ve run a dozen already, you CANNOT afford to miss this unique opportunity to learn from the best.

Meet Your Panel of Experts,
Elite Athletes And
Marathon Coaches

Matt Frazier adopted a vegetarian lifestyle which allowed him to finally qualify for and run the Boston Marathon. His marathon PR is 3:09:59.	Matt Frazier “How To Find The Right Diet For Your Body So You Can Run A Faster Marathon And Avoid Injury” In this coaching session you will learn: How to require less sleep, reduce injuries, and run faster. The 4 major benefits of reducing or removing meat from your diet. The 2 ways to introduce a lower meat or meat free diet into your lifestyle. A 3 step plan to safely transition your diet. What changes a vegetarian or vegan diet will require in your training and race day nutrition.
Eric Yee is the owner and developer of the Running Ahead Training Log.	Eric Yee “How To Use Your Running History To Fix Problems and Repeat Success In The Future” In this coaching session you will learn: How to set a PR in the marathon. How using a training log can help you stop getting injured all the time. The 3 ways to keep a training log and how to choose the right method for you. The 4 ways you can use your training log to be a better marathoner. The top 6 things to look for when choosing training log software.
John Rogers is the owner of Maine Running Company and has a 2:18:01 marathon PR.	John Rogers “How To Find and What To Look For In A Local Running Specialty Store” In this coaching session you will learn: How to find a local running specialty store in your area. The 5 questions a specialty running store should be asking to fit you in the right shoe. The process that your specialty running store should put you through while fitting your feet. How many different brands that a specialty running store should offer. The different types of shoes that are on the market today, and why you would or wouldn’t want them. How to improve your running form and avoid injuries. The types of apparel and accessories that you should be able to find at any good running store.
Gary Allen is the 8th out of only 24 people who have run sub-3 hour marathons in 5 different decades and is the race director for the popular Mount Desert Island Marathon and the Great Cranberry Island Ultramarathon. His marathon PR is 2:39:10.	Gary Allen “How To Have a Healthy And Injury Free Running Career That Can Span Decades” In this coaching session you will learn: How to stay healthy by avoiding what everybody with a short running career does. The top 3 reasons why you should throw out your training plan. An unorthodox training plan that has led to more than 32 years of sub-3 hour marathons. How to maintain a healthy family and life balance with your running. How to learn the skills to turn your love for running into world-class races.
Dr. David Durand was trained as a physician at Columbia University in New York, was a researcher at Stanford University and then Director of Surgical Pathology at Stony Brook University Medical School.	David Durand, M.D. “How To Ensure Success In Your Marathon By Not Sabotaging Yourself During Your Race” In this coaching session you will learn: The 5 step process we go through to create our experiences. How to clear your mind of doubts, fears and any other negativity before and even during a marathon. How to find the baggage that is holding you back from reaching your personal marathon goals. How to celebrate your accomplishments without getting bogged down in the past. A simple 3 step process you can use, even DURING a race, to reduce pain without medication.
Jeremy Litchfield owns the sports apparel company Atayne and has helped organized trash running organizations around the globe. He has a marathon PR of 3:09:52.	Jeremy Litchfield “How To Use Your Running To Create A Positive Impact In Your Local Community” In this coaching session you will learn: The 7 areas to look in when searching for a responsible brand. Why your clothing may be killing you. The easiest way to make a positive impact on your local community. How to improve your health and reduce pollution with 1 simple change to your diet.
Bryon Powell is an ultramarathoner that is on the board of the American Trail Running Association and is a contributing editor for Trail Runner Magazine.	Bryon Powell “How To Run A Trail Marathon” In this coaching session you will learn: The 3 reasons that trail running is a more immersive experience than a road marathon. The 6 best resources for finding local trail systems and races. How to learn a new trail system so you don’t get lost. The top 4 signs that mean you shouldn’t follow a trail. What kind of gear you’ll want when you begin trail running. When to know you are ready for a new challenge such as an ultra-marathon.
Gary McNamee got back into running late in life and has developed an innovative way to train for races. He ran his PR at the Boston Marathon in 2:59:39.	Gary McNamee “How to Get Home Course Advantage in a Marathon” In this coaching session you will learn: The 3 biggest advantages of training on a course before race day. The 4 obstactles that keep most people from getting to a race course ahead of time. How to learn a race course without having to be there.
John Tomac is a marathoner and illustrator in the greater New York City area who has come back from battling cancer to continue his running career. His marathon PR is 2:54:53.	John Tomac “How To Run A Marathon For A Charitable Organization” In this coaching session you will learn: Why an illness can sap your energy without your ever noticing it’s happening until it’s too late. The 4 types of people that run for a charitable organization. Why it is important to support organizations such as the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society when you run a marathon. How to get spectators to cheer for you when you run by.
Leah Thorvilson is an elite athlete out of Arkansas who is not afraid to run more marathoners in the year before the Olympic Trials than most elite runners will run in their entire career. Her marathon PR is 2:37:56.	Leah Thorvilson “How A More Structured Running Program Can Bring Your Running To The Next Level” In this coaching session you will learn: How to migrate from just running to a structured program in order to run faster in your goal races. The importance of having a team of people to bounce off of and to help structure your program. How to find a coach that will help you meet your goals and that will be able to work well with you. Leah’s top 4 travel tips for out of town races that will keep you from freaking out on race day.

These speakers are some of the best in the country. All you need to do is register below, and I’ll send you the dates and times when our experts will be holding their coaching sessions. Then you can just hop onto your computer to listen in.

Think about it…you don’t need to go anywhere. You can stay at home and listen in to each coaching session from where you are sitting right now. You won’t need to pay for airline tickets or hotel rooms, all in the hopes that you’ll get to talk to these experts for a minute or two before or after a race.

If you have ever run a marathon or even considered running one, then you need to register right now for this coaching series.

Again, this coaching series is free and you can listen to it from where you’re sitting right now..

I just wish that I had access to this information when I ran my first marathon back in 2000. You don’t have to pay thousands of dollars to fly around the country and run over 2 dozen marathons and ultras like I did. All you need to do is Register right now for the Marathon Mastermind Coaching Series!