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Disneyland Half Marathon Training

Training has started for the Disneyland® Half MarathonTeam. There are a few spaces left for any late comers, but hurry if you want to be part of our team. Time and space is running out. We are having tons of fun and everyone is off to a good start! To see more information on the Healthy Figures Disneyland Half Marathon Training Program click here.

The Disneyland® Half Marathon presented by Kaiser Permanente returns September 1-3, 2007. Start planning now to join us in Anaheim over Labor Day Weekend for your shot at the coveted castle finishers' medal.

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

The course for this fantastic event will take runners from the Anaheim Convention Center, the largest exhibit facility on the west coast, to Disney's California Adventure® Park, celebrating California's storied past and exciting future, to the Disneyland® Park where you will explore the fantastic "lands" of nostalgia, color and delight. Then it is on to the scenic streets of Anaheim, past the Honda Center, home of the Anaheim Mighty Ducks, along the Santa Ana Trail overlooking the Santa Ana River, through Angel Stadium, home of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, and finally back through Disney's California Adventure® Park for an exciting finish of the Happiest Race on Earth! Ideal weather and a flat loop course set the stage for an exhilarating Half Marathon designed to shatter personal bests.

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Disneyland Training Week 1

Posted April 13, 2007 by Megan Bailey

Just wanted to remind all Disneyland Runners that next week is going to be an exciting week! We have "A Snail's Pace" coming to give us a seminar on proper running shoes and equipment. It should be great! I wouldn't miss it. So, the schedule for next week is a team run at Serrano Creek Park at 9:00am on Tuesday and then Friday There will be a team run at 7:30am followed by "A Snails Pace" coming at 9:00. Have a great weekend and don't forget to drink your water, stretch, and get in a 30 minute walk/run. I am proud of all of you!

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