Team In Training offers runners and walkers the opportunity to take on the challenge of a marathon or half-marathon and make a difference in the lives of an estimated 894,543 Americans living with blood cancers. 

Along with a customized-training program and expert coaching, participants will train with a local group of like-minded individuals for motivation and inspiration.

 
Team In Training^® (TNT) is currently recruiting walkers and runners for the following events. Please note that participation in a TNT event is subject to the local availability of group training and transportation arrangements. Please consult the TNT staff at your local chapter for additional details.

Fill out our online Tell Me More form to find out the marathons offered by your local chapter.

BMO Bank of Montreal Vancouver Marathon  Vancouver, BC - May 3, 2009
Canada's largest marathon takes place in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia.  The mostly flat, paved course starts at BC Place Stadium's south side, loops around the inner harbor of False Creek and back past the start line.  Runners and walkers then pass through historic Gastown and into the beautifully forested Stanley Park, they then exit on the south side and cross the Burrard Street Bridge to the spectator-filled cafes, beaches and beautiful homes of Kitsilano neighborhood before crossing the finish line at the Plaza of Nations.  A half-marathon option is also available and features much of the beauty of the full marathon course.

Rock 'n' Roll Marathon San Diego  San Diego, CA - May 31, 2009
San Diego's Rock 'n' Roll Marathon® was the largest first-time marathon in history.  The walker-friendly, seven-hour course has a band at each mile, high school cheerleading squads on the course and a post-race concert.

Runners and walkers take an expanded tour of downtown, including Petco Park, the historic Gaslamp Quarter and the San Diego Harbor. Following the downtown excursion, the course travels up beautiful Highway 163 and races by the bayside communities and Sea World, ending at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in Point Loma.

Mayor's Marathon and Half Marathon  Anchorage, AK - June 20, 2009
The Mayor's Marathon and Half Marathon is a walker friendly, 8½-hour course that travels through beautiful Anchorage, AK.

The marathon event is 26.2 miles in length, beginning at Bartlett High School and traveling through the eastern foothills and across Anchorage to the West High School finish line. Scenic city bike trails, gravel, rocky and paved roadways make up this gently rolling to extended downhill course. The race is sanctioned by USA Track and Field and is recognized by the Boston Marathon as a qualifying event.

The half marathon is 13.1 miles and travels down West Northern Lights Boulevard for three miles and then follows the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail, past Earthquake Park and Point Woronzof, until it finally turns around at mile 6.5. The return route follows the Coastal Trail for six miles until it reaches Westchester Lagoon. The last mile follows the marathon course to a shared finish line.

Rock 'n' Roll Seattle Marathon & Half Marathon  Seattle, WA - June 27, 2009
The inaugural race is set to kick off the city's annual Seafair summer celebration, and will travel from Tukwila to Seattle on Saturday, June 27, 2009.

A running nirvana, this event features ideal running temperatures in the mid-60s and beautiful scenery; the Pacific Northwest is a perfect destination for an early summer vacation. The 26.2- and 13.1-mile courses feature 70 live bands and 40 cheer squads, and is expected to draw between 15,000 and 20,000 runners and walkers. Both courses start in Tukwila, a suburb approximately 10 miles south of the downtown core. They wind along Lake Washington, offering scenic views of Puget Sound and Mount Rainer before finishing outside of Qwest Field in downtown Seattle.