Marathon Madness Twitter Contest
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October is true Marathon Madness with 119 marathons scheduled in the US and Canada alone. This week we’re celebrating the madness with 5 days of Twitter giveaways. And whether you’re in the throes of taper, hobbling around with your finishers medal at the office, or just enjoying the sight of other runner's pain... you’re gonna want in on this.
The rules are simple...
1. Follow @oiselle
2. Every morning at 6am (pacific) look for the #MarathonMadness question of the day
3. RT and answer
4. We’ll choose a winner at 6pm pacific
Prizes
MONDAY
superfly hat + long sleeve 26.2 with thumbies
TUESDAY
timeout sweatpants + $15 Starbucks Card + Feather Burnout Runfinity
WEDNESDAY
race day ready: Box of Picky Bars + Wings Out PR Necklace
THURSDAY
Everything's Fine Crew + Arm Warmers
FRIDAY
Send virtual cheer to your running buddies! Each cheer enters you and that friend in the running for a $100 Oiselle gift certificate each. Unlimited entries today. Have fun!!
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