The Fitzness Show hosted a special broadcast on Thursday, June 17th, at 7 PM EST, bringing exciting updates about the upcoming Buffalo Marathon Weekend. Race Director Greg Weber and race announcer Fitz Koehler went live on Facebook and YouTube to share details on new changes and improvements resulting from lifting various state restrictions.
The broadcast marked a significant milestone, highlighting how the Buffalo Marathon Weekend would return with enhanced features, providing a more exciting and inclusive experience for participants and spectators alike. With the restrictions on events easing, Weber and Koehler discussed the expanded opportunities for in-person engagement and participation, ensuring a safe and enjoyable event for all involved.
Key updates included the return of the full marathon event, which had been affected by previous restrictions, and an increase in the number of runners allowed on-site. Additionally, several changes to the race course were revealed, designed to improve flow and the overall race-day experience. Weber and Koehler also addressed the increased safety protocols in place to ensure the health and well-being of everyone attending.
Fitz Koehler, the race announcer, enthusiastically previews what participants can expect, including exciting new race categories, entertainment options, and the festive atmosphere that the Buffalo Marathon is known for. The event promises a fresh and engaging atmosphere for runners and their families, highlighting the race’s return after a period of uncertainty.
The Fitzness Show broadcast allowed viewers to interact with Weber and Koehler, pose questions about the event, and learn more about the logistics of race day. The live stream allowed fans to be part of the planning process, giving them an inside look at the effort and excitement surrounding the Buffalo Marathon Weekend.
For more details and to watch the broadcast, visit the Buffalo Marathon’s official Facebook page or YouTube channel at youtube.com/C/Fitzness.
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