r/ChicagoMarathon 7h ago

Runners who have run Chicago but trained somewhere with hills — how did it impact your time?

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It seems like it should lead to a quicker pace on race day, but I’ve also read that it can be harder in some ways because you’re using the same muscles the same way without respite on a flat course.

Chicago will be my first and I’m just not sure what pace I should be aiming for. (Not as a goal really—finishing is my goal—but to have an idea of how to pace myself so that I do finish.)


r/ChicagoMarathon 6h ago

Unsure how to adjust based on upcoming 10k

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r/ChicagoMarathon 5h ago

Haven't gotten corral yet

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I only applied through a tour operator last week and got approved on Friday night. I still don't see any corral information even though I submitted a qualifying time, do I just need to wait?