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Who we are

A multi-decade experiment on ourselves

Two marathon runners documenting a multi-decade journey to the 22nd century, week by week, on the blog and on Instagram.

Marathon as a blueprint

Endurance training is the most accessible longevity protocol there is. We treat every training block as an experiment on ourselves.

Documented, not curated

Weekly blog posts, published whether the week went well or badly. Injuries, bad races and plateaus stay in the text.

Decades, not seasons

The goal is not a single personal best. It is still running, and still filming, in fifty years.

The runners

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The archive

Kilometres, in pictures

Race days, track nights and trail mornings from the Longevity Marathoners archive.

Marathon runners racing along the Danube in front of the Hungarian Parliament in Budapest
Race day in Budapest, the Danube stretch that decides every marathon here.
Julienn and Berci at the finish line of the Telekom Vivicitta half marathon in Budapest
Finish line, Telekom Vivicitta half marathon. Two bibs, one long term project.
Julienn and Berci running an interval session together on a red athletics track
Track night. Intervals are where the weekly numbers on the blog come from.
Longevity Marathoners team in KEK Run shirts before a university cup race in Budapest
Community races, club events and university cups, the sport is bigger than our own times.