Earl's thesis statement is, "Anyone can successfully train for a marathon." Which of the following main points is not relevant?
A. The Big Sur Marathon is a highly recommended marathon, even for first-time marathoners.
B. The weekly long run is a crucial component of marathon training.
C. Hydration and proper nutrition are needed for fuel and recuperation during marathon training.
D. Proper footwear and gear are needed for injury-free marathon training.
Answer: A
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