Aloha Athletes! Saturday training will once again be at Peacock Flats. There will be two options for start time and place: 4 a.m. at the bottom of long road, or 6 a.m. at the Dillingham airfield parking lot. There are many possible variations for run length and duration possible. The weather is looking promising for…
There has been a major landslide on Aihualama trail. Up near the top on the switchbacks. It appears that some people have crossed it, but it looks very sketchy. Best avoided. Trail is marked as closed, so Aaron and crew are clearly aware of the situation. Nick.
Last weekend saw the transgrancanaria trail run. They offer 24k; 42k, 83k and 113k options. I plumped for the 83k. Gran Canaria – one of the Canary Islands off the coast of North Africa in the Atlantic – is quite similar to Oahu in size and general morphology (Canaries are a volcanic chain like Hawaii),…
This Saturday we will be hiking the Manana Trail (Na Ala Hele) out to the summit and back. Trail Length: 6 mi. Terrain: Open ridgeline Elevation: 1700 ft The hike will begin at the end of Komo Mai Drive at 6:45 a.m. Park in the neighborhood, but please be respectful and quiet. Bring fluids, snacks,…
HI Gang, Go Trail Magazine just did a great article on the Kilimanjaro Stage Run that I participated in back in October. http://gotrailmag.com/go-interactive/projects Follow the link and then click on the photo and that will take you to the Go Trail Magazine article. There's also a trailer for a film of the run that will…
Aloha Athletes: We are headed back to the North Shore this weekend. Be ready to go for a 6:00 a.m. start from the parking area behind the Control Tower at Dillingham Airfield. There are options for distance: anywhere from 8 to 28 and beyond. If you are new to those trails, be sure to stay…
Aloha Athletes: Saturday is the first race of the 2013 H.U.R.T. Trail Series, Moanalua 6-Mile. Moanalua trail is one of the "easier" trails around, but will serve as a good warm up for the trail series. Distance will be approximately 6.2 miles to make it a 10k., it will be an out-and-back course. Directions, you…
Aloha Athletes: Same place, same time, different faces. The dynamic duo of Mike and Jacque will lead folks through Peacock Flats – likely to include Are's Loop and Gordon's Loop (possibly 16-17 miles). Start time is 6:00 Saturday at the Dillingham Airfield parking lot. Bring a minimum of 60 ounces of fluids, snacks, and sunscreen….
Aloha Athletes, Back by popular demand……Peacock Flats this weekend! Saturday at 6:00 a.m. Start from the parking area behind the Control Tower at Dillingham Airfield. The gate should be open that early. The route will likely be up Kealia trail and around Gordon's Loop (roughly 14 miles round trip). There are many variations possible to…
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.587644877918446.153524.100000188178340&type=1&l=cdc7e5e7a3 Please only "Like" these photos if you are running in the HUR100. I'm looking for feedback to help select the backdrops (shooting positions) for the HURT100 next weekend. I can't make any guarantees that I'll make it to any particular location but I will do my best to make it to one or more…
I am interested in pacing for someone at/after 6pm on Saturday night. I've completed a 100 mile ultra, DNF'd 2 at 90 and 50 miles and have more 50 milers done than I can count. Experienced night runner. Good sense of humor and flexible in pace. Best suited to someone looking at 26-28 hour finish,…
The H.U.R.T. cookbooks are in route and will arrive early January. Pre-order your copies for just $10.00 each now. Cash payment is preferred. Send an email with your name, the number of books that you would like, and a contact phone number to mnyasuda@hawaii-DOT-rr-DOT-com. Cookbooks will be available for pickup at the H.U.R.T. pre-race meeting…
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