Source: www.CayCompass.com The 2013 Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon was another successful event, resulting in a record-breaking 1,350 runners and some much-appreciated funding for such community organizations as the Cayman Islands Cadet Corps, the race’s main beneficiary.

Source: www.CayCompass.com Running a marathon is tough even for seasoned athletes so anyone intending to tackle the gruelling 26.1 mile Cayman event at the end of the year is strongly advised to start preparing now.

Source: www.CayCompass.com Many Cayman residents did the Miami half-marathon recently and two of them were none other than the Cayman Islands Intertrust Marathon organizers Rhonda Kelly and Laurie-Ann Holding. Together they run the sports events company Kelly Holding.

Source: www.CayCompass.com Of all the prizes won at the Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon last week, the most unexpected probably went to Marlon Crowe Jr., the winner of the Caymanian Compass ‘Strike a Pose’ competition.

Source: www.CayCompass.com My husband and I recently ran the Cayman Intertrust Marathon. We had such an enjoyable time. The marathon was a fun, well-organized, awesome event. We would like to pass on our thanks to these people:

Source: www.CayCompass.com Marathon races are enjoyed not only by the swift and super-fit, they give a chance for first-timers and casual runners to test themselves in a gruelling event, too.

Source: www.CayCompass.com The Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon generates the most excitement and mass participation of any sporting event here. Just post a few photos from the event on Facebook and watch the response to confirm.The eleventh staging of the 26.2 mile race along with the half marathon, four-person relay and wheelchair event on Sunday from Breezes by the Bay proved that.

Source: www.CayCompass.com They came from all over the world again to compete in one of the Caribbean’s most popular sporting events, the Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon. From 5 a.m Sunday outside Breezes by the Bay on the Waterfront, hundreds ran, walked or pushed their strollers along South Sound up to Prospect Point and back in the marathon, half-marathon or four-person team relay, plus there was Paralympian Brian Siemann in the 13.1 mile half-marathon in his wheelchair.

Source: www.CayCompass.com Road runners finally get their chance to turn their months of hard slog in training into reality in the Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon on Sunday. It also incorporates the half-marathon and four-person relay, from 5 a.m in front of Breezes by the Bay Restaurant on the waterfront.

Source: www.CayCompass.com Participants in the Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon will have one last opportunity to be motivated, inspired and informed just hours before they take to the streets on Sunday. Local runner Scott Ruby, who transformed himself from a 300-pound, two packs of cigarettes a day couch potato into an ultra-marathon running weekend road warrior, will be one of the speakers at the packet pickup Saturday, Nov. 30, at the Marriott Beach Resort.