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JANUARY

Louisiana Marathon

The Louisiana Marathon is famed as a fast, flat course that attracts runners seeking a personal best or a Boston Marathon qualifying time (BQ). Held every year in mid-January, it is a scenic 42.195km journey through the capital city of Baton Rouge, past the Mississippi River, historic neighborhoods, the LSU campus, and beautiful University Lakes. The course is remarkably flat with minimal elevation change, making it a highly desirable race for optimizing performance. While the cheers may be less massive than in the largest cities, the warmth and enthusiastic support from the local community, often featuring Southern music and cuisine, provide a uniquely energizing and unforgettable experience.

January Race

Miami Marathon

The Miami Marathon, held every January and February in the everlasting summer paradise of Miami, Florida, is a major event that has attracted runners from all over the world since its inception in 2003. The course is full of Miami's spectacular views and attractions, starting on Biscayne Boulevard and running through a variety of landscapes, including the harbor, South Beach, the Venetian Causeway, the financial district of Brickell, and the lush Coconut Grove. An impressive finish awaits at the finish line at Bayfront Park. Why not experience an unforgettable run in Miami next winter?

January Race

Houston Marathon

The Houston Marathon is a tradition that has been held since 1972. Held every January in Houston, Texas, USA, runners challenge their own limits while experiencing the city's history and vitality. Starting in the downtown area near Minute Maid Park, runners run through beautiful cityscapes such as Houston Heights and Neartown. They pass Hermann Park and Rice University and head uptown. They pass through Memorial Park and Allen Parkway before finishing at the George R. Brown Convention Center in downtown.

January Race

Hong Kong Marathon

The Hong Kong Marathon is a historic event that began in 1997. Starting at Nathan Road in the heart of Hong Kong, the course is varied and includes highways, the famous cable-stayed Ting Kwa Bridge, and an undersea tunnel. Featuring the full marathon, half marathon, and 10km events, it is one of Asia's largest events, with over 70,000 participants from all over the world. So, get running, you too!