Life Time Miami Marathon and Half Marathon Presented by cbdMD Kicks Off Year-Long Athletic Events Partnership

If you’re going to run a marathon during winter months, Miami is a great place to do it. And we’re not the only ones who hold such an opinion. In fact, the expected 20,000-plus athletes participating in the 2020 Life Time Miami Marathon and Half Marathon presented by cbdMD agree.

And while the marathon and half marathon serve as the main events of the weekend, there’s plenty more to see and do between February 7 and 9. Among the festivities is a two-day health and fitness expo, the Tropical 5K, the final mile of the Kids Run Miami program, and more.

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The weekend kicks off on Friday with the opening of the Life Time Miami Marathon & Half Marathon Expo at Mana Wynwood. Alongside nearly 100 exhibitors and vendors, cbdMD will take center stage (booth 403) to provide CBD education, answer questions, and offer free branded items to all in attendance. The expo will also feature seminars with experts and a variety of healthy food options.

The expo is open to the public at no charge.

Life Time Miami Marathon & Half Marathon Expo Info:

Location: Mana Wynwood
Address: 318 NW 23rd St. Miami, FL 33127
Hours: Friday, Feb. 7, 2020 – 12 PM to 7 PM and Saturday, Feb. 8, 2020 – 10 AM to 6 PM

Saturday will feature the Life Time Tropical 5K beginning at 7:30 AM. The starting line for this race is located at Miami Children’s Museum at 980 MacArthur Causeway Miami, FL 33132.

Sunday, February 9 boasts a full schedule of events for the marathon and half-marathon, including opening ceremonies at 5:45 AM and the official marathon and half marathon start at 6:00 AM.

Athletes with disabilities are welcome to participate with dedicated divisions for users of pushrim, handcycle, or assisted wheelchairs.

Course maps and full schedule of events can be found at TheMiamiMarathon.com.

Keep an eye out for more news from cbdMD and Life Time throughout 2020, as the exclusive partnership features several events and activations.