It depends on the pace you are running (relative to the pace you are capable of running).
If you run at full race pace, you can run two (or perhaps three) marathons a year without long-term damage. If you run at an easy pace, you can run a marathon every month without long-term damage.
At an extreme, a superbly conditioned runner going at a VERY easy pace has run marathons on 50 consecutive days.
Athletes in a marathon run 26 miles. Athletes in a marathon run 26 miles.
A marathon is 26.2 miles (42.195 kilometers).
You will have run 13,833.6 feet.
A full marathon is the 26.2 miles that you run for example the London marathon is a full marathon
26.2 miles
26.1 miles
run with it on for 26 miles
Runners in the Chicago Marathon complete 26.2 miles. This is the standard marathon distance. They Chicago Marathon also offers a half marathon option which is 13.1 miles.
0.213 miles per minute.
A 5k race is about 3.1 miles. A marathon is about 26.2 miles. There is no such race as a "5k marathon."
Most anyone can run a marathon but you need to practice running a lot to succeed in a marathon.... for instance u might want to run a mile one week then two miles the next and three miles the next, etc. go to www.halhigdon.com/marathon/Mar00novice.htm because that will answer all of your basic questions about running a marathon
A 40k marathon is about 25 miles.