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About Marathon Matt
Running Background
Matt Forsman has been a passionate runner for over fifteen years. After a successful high school running career, Matt continued to run recreationally during college.
After graduating from college, Matt conquered his first marathon in Anchorage, Alaska.
Inspired by his experience in Anchorage, Matt continued to train for marathons posting a PR in every subsequent marathon he participated in.
Not content with just achieving his personal goals, Matt sought a way to inspire others to achieve their goals.
Coaching Experience
During his first year of coaching, Matt traveled to Oregon (home of legendary U.S. runner Steve Prefontaine) to obtain USATF coaching certification.
From there, Matt launched a Half Marathon/Marathon training group with the
Presidio YMCA in San Francisco. All of Matt's runners successfully completed their respective event.
Matt's coaching odyssey continued when he became Head Coach for Fleet Feet Sports in San Francisco; training runners for half marathons and 12ks. Additionally, Matt is the Advanced Speed Training Coach for the National AIDS Marathon Training Program in San Francisco.
Interested in empowering individual runners to achieve and exceed their personal running goals, Matt launched 'Marathon Matt-Personal Coaching for Runners'.
Matt's clients have completed marathons, posted personal records, gotten into better shape, and perhaps most importantly acquired a love for the sport of running and many continue to run on their own today.
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2005
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Chicago Marathon
(26.2 miles) |
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2:45:43 (215 out of 32,000+) |
The Presidio Relay
(5K) |
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17:12 (2nd place in 'Open Men' division) |
Kaiser Half Marathon
(13.1 miles) |
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1:17:30 (14th overall, 3rd in age group) |
2004
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Christmas Relays
(17.85 miles) |
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1:50:59 (1st place Couples division) |
| Saturn Relay (199 miles) |
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24:06:09 (Overall 13/250, Division 3/72) |
Chicago Marathon
(26.2 miles) |
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2:56:34
(464th out of 33,125) |
The Presidio Relay
(5K) |
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17:35 (1st overall) |
| Home Depot Half Marathon (13.1 miles) |
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1:16:30 (25th out of 3,000+) |
2003
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| Chicago Marathon (26.2 miles) |
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2:58:36 (789th out of 33,125) |
Rock N’ Roll Marathon San Diego
(26.2 miles) |
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3:02:57 (153rd out of 15,000+) |
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