Rock ‘n’ roll oasis montréal marathon and half marathon

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SEPTEMBER 20, 2015 MARATHON | ½ MARATHON | 10K | 5K | 1K

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RunRocknRoll.com Welcome to the one marathon you won’t want to end. A race so rock ‘n’ roll, the mile markers are rock bands. Because what’s the point of running if you just want it to end? Here, you might not break the tape, but the podium isn’t the point. Life is a journey and running should be a celebration.

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Contents 8 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Preview the happenings for the Expo, Race Day and Finish Line Festival.

10 COURSE MAP

Check out this year’s epic course!

12 START AREA MAP

Venue diagram for the start line of the Marathon and ½ Marathon.

14 FINISH AREA MAP

Venue diagram for the finish line and festival in Parc La Fontaine.

16 SPECTATOR TIPS 26 EAT WELL All the info your family and friends need to cheer you on.

Equip your body with the correct nutrition.

28 TRAINING 18 TRANSPORTATION PHILOSPHY Race day transportation details.

21 COURSE BANDS Meet the bands that will rock you to the finish.

Prepare yourself for race weekend with these tips.

33 OFFICIAL CHARITIES The heart of Rock ‘n’ Roll.

22 LETTER FROM THE GOVERNMENT OF QUEBEC 23 LETTER FROM THE MAYOR

A letter to the participants from the Mayor of Montreal.

WRITERS: Dominique Arsenault and Vanessa Lyssan PHOTOGRAPHERS: Andrew McClanahan, Bruce Buckley, Ian Woo

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Schedule of Events

MONTRÉAL SET LIST HEALTH AND FITNESS EXPO

RACE DAY EVENTS

Place Bonaventure 800, rue De La Gauchetière O. Montréal (Québec) H5A 1K6

Race Day Sunday, September 20

Start Lines & Times D Marathon & Half Marathon Friday, September 18 8:30 am 11:00 am to 7:00 pm Jacques-Cartier Bridge D 10KM Saturday, September 19 8:50 am 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Parc Laurier Expo admission is FREE & open to the public.

(Corner Laurier/Brébeuf)

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5KM 8:35 am parc Marie-Victorin

(Intersection Rachel/Pie-IX)

D P’tit Marathon 1KM

Tel-jeunes 1:40 pm Parc La Fontaine

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Finish Line Parc La Fontaine

FINISH LINE FESTIVAL Parc La Fontaine 8:30 am – 3:00 pm Hedely 12:30 pm Awards Ceremony 12:15 pm *Schedule is subject to change

RACE RESULTS Official race results will be posted online at competitor.com by 10:00 pm EDT 8

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• There is no official parking near the start area (Jacques Cartier Bridge, Longueuil side) or the finish area (Parc La Fontaine) • Avoid road closures and congestion! Use public transport for a day without hassle. • Visit stm.info to view the métro schedule on race day. • Montreal’s Société de transport (STM) asks that runners who plan to use a CAM card to access the STM network protect it from moisture in a waterproof plastic bag.

Spectators are welcome at the start line. Please note the following information: • All spectators must remain on the Jacques Cartier Bridge sidewalk. • There is no official parking near the start area. • Due to the large number of participants, it may be difficult to see the runners near the start line. Instead, you may consider encouraging participants along the course or at the finish line.

You may use the métro to get to your prefered spot to observe runners throughout the course: 1KM START: Sherbrooke station, Orange Line 5KM START: Pie-IX station, Green Line 10KM START: Laurier station, Orange Line Marathon and Half-Marathon START: Longueuil-Université de Sherbrooke station, Yellow Line

There is no official parking near the finish area. Please allow extra travel time to ensure that you do not miss your runner’s arrival at the finish line. The finish line is located at Parc La Fontaine, which you can conveniently access by métro (exit at Sherbrooke station on the Orange Line).

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Race Day Transportation

GETTING TO THE START & FINISH LINE MARATHON/HALF MARATHON – 8:30 AM

DTo get to the starting line, use the metro and exit at Longueuil - Université de Sherbrooke station (on the yellow line). DUpon exiting the station, signs will direct you to the parking lot P2 of the city of Longueuil where you can deposit your bag (the one received at the Expo-Marathon) into yellow buses identified by your bib number. You’ll get your bag on arrival at La Fontaine Park. After dropping off your bag, you will head to Jacques-cartier bridge and access your corral. You must allow at least a 15 minutes walk to get to the corrals. D To get to the finish line, which is in the La Fontaine Park, use the Metro and exit at Sherbrooke Station.

10KM – 8:50 AM

DLocation: Parc Laurier (Corner of Laurier/Brébeuf) DTake the Metro and exit at Laurier Station. DThen, walk (7 minutes) or take bus #47 18

or #27 and get down at corner of Laurier/ Brebeuf (If you walk: walk eastbound on Laurier street, you will cross Berri, Resther, StHubert streets and a few more). The park is on Laurier street, about 4-5 intersections from the Laurier metro station.

LE 5KM SPORTS EXPERTS – 8:35 AM

DLocation: Marie-Victorin park(Corner of Rachel/Pie-IX) DTake the Metro and exit at Pie-IX Station DThen , walk (2 minutes) or take Bus #185 or #139 and get off at the corner of Rachel/ Pie-IX (If you walk: walk northbound on Pie-IX street . Up the hill is Sherbrooke street, and Rachel is the next intersection)

P’TIT MARATHON 1KM TEL-JEUNES – 1:40 PM DLocation: Parc La Fontaine (Corner of Roy/du Parc La Fontaine) DTake the Metro and exit at Sherbrooke station

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DThen, walk (approximately 12 minutes) or take Bus #24 or #45 and get down at corner of Roy/du Park La Fontaine (If you walk: walk northbound on Berri street (you will cross Cherrier street, Bousquet street and the next corner is Roy. Turn right on Roy and walk until you reach Parc La Fontaine Avenue ( you will cross St-Hubert, St-Christophe, St-André, de Mentana and then it will be Parc La Fontaine Avenue).

FINISH LINE FOR ALL RACES

DLocation: Parc La Fontaine DTake the Metro and exit at the Sherbrooke station (the arrival area is about 1.5 km from the metro station) . Walk northbound on Berri street , turn right on Cherrier street, and walk until you reach the Parc La Fontaine Avenue . Turn left and walk all along the avenue or walk through the park. The arrival area is at the end of Calixa-Lavallée street (north section) inside the Park.


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Bands on the Course

YOUR ENTERTAINMENT Plenty of acts to discover throughout the run course.. [MARATHON & HALF MARATHON] Artist Midnight Sun Magik Ride Chico band Black Magic Band Amadeus band Dynamicks Belle et Bête Bar Blues Barock Up All Night Kit Katz Melow Groove After Hours Rétro Flash Chats Sauvages Forward Motion SunshineDance Cuban Martinez Band Francis Gallant Black Out RétromaniaLes Classiques

Schedule 7:15 to 9:15 8:33 to 9:45 8:40 to 10:05 8:45 to 10:30 8:50 to 10:50 8:55 to 11:00 9:00 to 11:15 9:05 to 11:45 9:10 to 12:00 9:15 to 12:15 9:20 to 12:25 9:25 to 12:45 7:30 to 8:45/9:35 to 1:15 p.m. 9:36 to 1 p.m. 9:50 to 1:10 p.m. 9:58 to 1:30 p.m. 10:05 to 2 p.m. 8:00 to 9:00/10:09 to 2:10 p.m. 8:35 to 9:10/8:53 to 10:40 /10:17 to 3 p.m. 7:45 to 8:45/9:00 to 10:15/10:24 to 2:50 p.m. 8:48 to 10:48/10:11 to 3:15 p.m.

Course 21km/42 km 21 km/42 km 21 km/42 km 21 km/42 km 21 km/42 km 21 km/42 km 21 km/42 km 21 km/42 km 21 km/42 km 21 km/42 km 21 km/42 km 21 km/42 km 1 km/21 km/42 km 42 km 42 km 42 km 42 km 10 km/42 km 5 km/10 km/42 km 5 km/10 km/42 km 10 km/42 km

Distance Start 1 km 3 km 5 km 7 km 8 km 9.5 km 12 km 13 km 12 km 16 km 17.6 km Start/20 km 21.7 km/24 km 26.5 km 28.5 km 30.8 km Start/32.2 km Start/35 km /38.5 km Start/37.2 km Start/33 km/40.2 km

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Quebec Letter

Because it welcomes runners from here and everywhere else, Montréal’s Oasis Marathon ranks among the most important sport and family gatherings in North America. Year after year, this event draws more and more running enthusiasts and generates spinoffs for the city, both at the economical level and at the touristic and social level. The gouvernement du Québec thanks the organizers of this competition which, in addition to valuing physical activity and a healthy lifestyle, contributes to the reputation of Montréal and to its position in the global marathon circuit. On your marks, get set, go!

Robert Poëti Ministre des Transports et ministre responsable de la région de Montréal

François Blais Ministre de l’Éducation, de l’Enseignement supérieur et de la Recherche et ministre responsable du Loisir et du Sport

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Mayor Letter

This year marks the 25th edition of the Marathon in Montréal. Congratulations! Over the years, the marathon has carved itself a place of choice in the hearts of Montrealers and the tens of thousands of participants. Runners from all over the world are here to compete. Montréal is now one of the few select cities of the world to hold an international marathon, enhancing our city’s position and reputation on the global stage, for which I am very proud.

“I would like to congratulate all the participants in this event, which brings together young and not-so-young competitors and has been a city highlight for 24 years.”

The Marathon is included in the vision expressed in the city’s first sports and physical activity policy. Remember that a healthy city like Montréal is above all made up of a physically fit community. I think that Montrealers have understood this, and that is why the number of participants in the marathon has increased steadily over the past few years. I would like to thank the volunteers who help make the Rock ‘n’ Roll Montréal Oasis Marathon a success again this year. On the day of the Marathon, the city belongs to the competitors. Enjoy the event! Denis Coderre Mayor of Montréal

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Nutrition

EAT WELL TO PERFORM YOUR BEST Regular exercise adapted to your fitness level, combined with a proper diet will help create the best possible conditions for you to complete your running challenge. Below are some nutrition tips to guide you before, during and after the race. THREE DAYS BEFORE THE RACE DThe three days preceding a race are key. Maximize your hydration and your carbohydrate stores to fuel your muscles. DOptimizing your glycogen stores simply means increasing your carbohydrate intake. DFruit: 3 servings/day DMilk products: 2 servings/day DGrain products and starches: 6 to 12 servings/day DAvoid foods that are rich in fat and 26

concentrated sugar, and don’t forget to drink plenty of fluids. THE MORNING OF THE RACE DYou should eat at least 3 hours before the start of the race to ensure for proper digestion. DStart hydrating with one of your regular drinks as soon as you wake up (i.e. water, coffee, tea, herbal tea, milk, etc.). DEat a breakfast containing carbohydraterich foods and sources of protein. DLimit your fat intake. DURING THE RACE DStay hydrated (i.e. water, energy gel or sports drink).

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IMMEDIATELY AFTER DDrink regularly until your urine runs clear (i.e. water, juice, milk or sports drink). AFTER THE RACE DTo recover, you must replenish your carbohydrate stores and repair your muscle fibre. DEat a good, balanced meal that is rich in carbohydrates, protein and minerals (particularly sodium and potassium). GIVEfortheHEART.org

Karine Lamoureux, RD, Nutritionist ÉPIC Centre (Centre for Preventive Medicine and Physical Activity) Montreal Heart Institute


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Training

GET MOVING! Looking to increase your training motivation?

Six trainers from popular Montreal area fitness centers share their training wisdom:

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Dorys Langlois, Running Coach and Kinesiologist “Since the regularity of training is so important for a marathoner (or runner), you have to keep in mind that you almost always feel better after the training session than before!”

André Valiquette, Kinesiologist (FKQ), B.Sc. “Every time you run, don’t focus on the distance ahead of you, but rather how far you’ve already come.”

Jean-Denis Thomson, Kinesiologist, Énergie Cardio Fitness Training Director “Time and distance do not set the runners’ limitations, but the desire to commit, go beyond and persevere.”

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Training

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Nick Trainor, Personal Trainer, Level 2 “When your mind starts giving up, start thinking of technical cues to keep you going. In any endurance, or lactic acid type sports, your job is to keep your brain occupied with anything but the pain.”

Karine Larose, M.Sc., Kinesiologist and specialist in fitness motivation, Director of communications and Spokesperson for Nautilus Plus “Performance is related not only to physical strength, but also to mental strength. If you experience a drop in energy when running, take a deep breath, visualize your goal, and a second wind will restore the strength you need to continue.”

Danielle Audet, Personal Trainer and Muscle Toning Specialist “Running is far more than putting one foot in front of the other to get through the kilometres. Running is an achievement that fosters personal excellence: every stride becomes a small victory.” SEPTEMBER 20, 2015

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