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Thursday, January 11, 2018

Marathon Design - The Partying is Over and the Holidays are History...

	The Partying is Over and the Holidays are History... Time for New Ideas and a Fresh Start Make 2018 Your Best Year Ever!
	Like everybody else, it’s back to business again - is your company ready to get after it this year? If that answer is no, or if you’re not sure what your strategy will be, we’d like to remind you that Marathon Design Group is an affordable source for any type of graphic materials, be they sophisticated or whimsical we at Marathon Design Group can do it all. We specialize in graphic design, advertising art, website production and animation. We can develop a concept, create the graphics and produce the final product. Bring us your ideas, fantasies, dreams or failed projects; we will transform them into usable realities for you. Be it complete redoes or updating and tweaking your present programs, contact Marathon Design Group now if you’re eager to get started this new year, we are here to help and we can do it for you!
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Saturday, December 9, 2017

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Thursday, December 7, 2017

We Wish You a Merry Christmas... Whether You’re Naughty Or Nice! - MARATHON DESIGN - Budman

	We Wish You a Merry Christmas... Whether You’re Naughty Or Nice! Christmas Is A Revered Holiday Let’s All Try to Keep it that Way!
	At this time year we tend to think more introspectively. Thoughts of family, friends and past times flit through our heads. We also find ourselves being overwhelmed by the tawdry commercialisation of this holiday season and wish things were more like “the good old days”. It matters not what religion you identify with, or even if you are affiliated with any religion. Even though this season does have religious overtones for many of us, the underlying tenor is one that consoles the lonely serviceman on foreign soil, prods the wayward son to visit his home and many times makes us take a new look at our inner selves. In any event these are just a few random thoughts from Marathon Design Group, do have a very Merry Christmas and look forward to a prosperous New Year in 2018.
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Saturday, September 9, 2017

MARATHON DESIGN : BUDMAN : NEWSLETTER SEPT 2017 : HURICANE RELIEF

Your Business May Not Be In This Kind Of Peril But...

Although You Are Is Showing A Profit You Know It Could Do Much Better...

Marathon Design Group can supply services to move you forward. We’ll guide your advertising direction into clear waters by tweaking your advertising direction. We offer services which encompass graphic concept through production. We excel at product and event promotion, flyers, posters, special product illustration and website concept, creation and production. We have the track record and expertise to get the job done correctly and economically. Stop utilizing the same procedures that you’ve used forever and select Marathon Design Group as your partner in creating that new approach to add interest in your business that is missing with your present advertising direction. Don’t get nipped from behind, Contact us now.
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	Your Business May Not Be In This Kind Of Peril But... Although You Are Is Showing A Profit You Know It Could Do Much Better...
	Marathon Design Group can supply services to move you forward. We’ll guide your advertising direction into clear waters by tweaking your advertising direction. We offer services which encompass graphic concept through production. We excel at product and event promotion, flyers, posters, special product illustration and website concept, creation and production. We have the track record and expertise to get the job done correctly and economically. Stop utilizing the same procedures that you’ve used forever and select Marathon Design Group as your partner in creating that new approach to add interest in your business that is missing with your present advertising direction. Don’t get nipped from behind, Contact us now. May God, the Lord of mercy and compassion, protect all who are still in danger and bring to safety those who are missing from the Huricanes. Budman
	What are you waiting for? Contact Marathon Design Group today!

Tuesday, May 2, 2017

How to stop marathon running from destroying your body

Dehydration, adverse fatigue and renal complications – the aforementioned kidney damage – are the ways this is most likely to present itself. It seems like literally everyone is into marathon running at the moment. Okay, obviously not literally everyone, but if you’re not training for one yourself you probably know someone who’s taken it up as a hobby-slash-fitness challenge.
As satisfying and brag-worthy as running a half or full marathon is, it’s an activity that takes quite a toll on your body. Not only is there the damaging impact it has on your joints, but a recent study found it’s quite bad for your kidneys too.
“Running sends one-and-a-half to three times an individual’s body weight through their body,” Beth Sheehan, an accredited exercise physiologist and professional practice advisor at Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA) tells Coach.
“This repetitive impact over a longer distance and time [as when running a marathon] will potentially have long-term effects if an athlete is not adequately prepared.”
The joints in your knees, hips and feet are the body parts most likely to be impacted by overuse, leading to painful strains and injuries. Marathon running is also extremely taxing on the metabolic system.
“The extended energy demands on the cardio-respiratory, endocrine, and neuromuscular systems also affect the metabolic demands on the body,” Sheehan explains.
Dehydration, adverse fatigue and renal complications – the aforementioned kidney damage – are the ways this is most likely to present itself.
Unfortunately, marathon running-induced injury can’t always be prevented, but there are precautions you can take to avoid it as much as possible. It’s all about prep.
“A solid preparation and training program needs to be implemented prior to a marathon,” Sheehan advises. “This involves a combination of cross training to ensure adequate strength and cardiovascular fitness, appropriate dietary requirements, as well as management of joints and muscle length.”
According to Sheehan, on top of your actual running training, you should do separate sessions to work on strength, particularly leg strength (focusing on the glutes, legs and core), and stretching sessions to assist with flexibility – yoga is perfect.
During a run, whether it’s training or the actual marathon day, it’s important not to forget the golden rules: Warm up, starting your running slowly and building up, and cool down by foam rolling or stretching, ideally when your body is still warm, or in the shower.
Gear is crucial, too – get expert-fitted footwear suited to your feet and gait, and wear breathable clothing to reduce your body temperature, and therefore your chances of overheating and dehydration.
Speaking of hydration, adequate fueling is imperative. Drink water during long runs and take an energy gel pack, especially if you experience fluctuating sugar levels. Re-hydrating afterwards with an electrolyte drink or solution is also important.
While there’s nothing wrong with drinking in moderation after exercise, in this instance it’s best to steer clear of dehydrating drinks, like alcohol and caffeine post-run. Sorry.
“Your body and health are at stake, so consult an accredited exercise professional as well as a sports dietitian to ensure you are adequately prepared for your event,” Sheehan says. “Also, listen to your body. If you are experiencing increasing pain or a urinary issue, seek professional advice.”

Yours Truly,
Budman
www.MarathonDesign.net

Sunday, April 30, 2017

2 great white sharks linger off Myrtle Beach coast

2 great white sharks linger off Myrtle Beach coast MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — Two great white sharks tagged by a shark-tracking organization pinged Tuesday off the Myrtle Beach coast. Hilton, a 12 feet long, 1,300-pound shark was first tagged by researchers off the coast of Hilton Head on March 3, according to OCEARCH. On Tuesday, he reappeared between Georgetown and McClellanville, the State reports. In addition, an eight-foot shark named Savannah pinged off the coast of Myrtle Beach. The 460-pound shark was first marked off the coast of Hilton Head on March 5. She was named after the people of Savannah, Ga. OCEARCH is a nonprofit research organization that monitors the migratory patterns of sharks. After the sharks were first captured, a satellite tag that sends coordinates of their position whenever they break the water’s surface was attached and they were released. Learn more about the organization here.

Friday, April 21, 2017