Running
Jerusalem Marathon's full race canceled due to weather conditions
The full marathon, which spans 42.2 kilometers, was scheduled to take place on Friday amid growing excitement and demand for the event.
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Runners to race from Jerusalem to Eilat to raise money for at-risk youth
Race begins March 10 at 5 p.m. at Jerusalem's First Station.
Tel Aviv marathon turns digital due to coronavirus restrictions
Runners from several more countries, such as the UAE, the United States, United Kingdom, Russia, Netherlands, Brazil, and Italy, are now able to participate in the event.
New format announced for Tel Aviv marathon due to coronavirus
Multiple routes and tracking app to be used on February 19 amid pandemic, with motto of ‘All running together separately’
Well-being of poor children deteriorated over pandemic - survey
A decline in the educational, psychological and nutritional status of poor children is shown to be a result of hunger, distress, lack of computers and reduced ability to study.
Amid COVID-19, virtual treadmill brings Jerusalem to runners worldwide
Runs already filmed include through the city center, Nahlaot, “from Ramat Rachel to Rachel’s Tomb,” around the Old City walls, through the Kidron Valley and around Ein Karem.
Annual Tel Aviv run to take place digitally
To assist with the individualized-style run this year, a link to an app will be sent out to all runners before the race, which will include instructions and interactive features.
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Jerusalem cancels 2020 marathon
The Jerusalem Marathon hosts approximately 35,000 participants from Israel and abroad and is a world renowned sporting event.
Biden will soon pick a running mate, here are the front-runners
Biden has vowed to choose a woman as his potential vice president.
Running the morning after coronavirus
Running uphill on my final stretch back home that first Tuesday, my legs started to hurt. It had been a while since I pushed myself so hard. However, I smiled the whole way back.
