He is running the Mt. Hood Pacific Crest Trail Ultra on Saturday. The Mt. Hood 50 miler follows the Pacific Crest Trail from Timothy Lake Area to Mt Hood Timberline Lodge. It is 99% on the PCT, very shaded, a few road crossings and about half the distance has roots and rocks. The other half…
Gordon wanted everyone to be aware of this. Sports Authority is selling Dri Duck raingear. He used this on the KST backpack. They are light at 5 ozs for the hooded jacket and also comes with a rain pant. It can roll up to the size of a fist and easily fit in a camelbak…
Hey H.U.R.T. Runners, Cheryl has rented a house in Volcano and has a space or two available. If you are heading to Volcano and still in need of a room, contact Cheryl right away. She can be reached here. You’ll have to ask about the good time!!
Aloha Athletes ! For the few of us who will not be making it over to the Big Island for this Saturday’s Volcano Marathon, we will have a close second choice, Peacock Flats. Although you will have several route options at Peacock, a few of us plan to do a recent route popular with Huffer…
We had a good turnout for this past Saturday’s training run on the Maunawili Trail. It seems some of the runners thought this was actually the race and after a nice, slow walking start (and nice drenching rain), the rabbits took off. The trail is in great shape and there are lots of mountain apples…
H.U.R.T. runners participating in the Volcano runs next weekend are invited to a post race party hosted by Neal and Marian Yasuda. HURT folks who are in Volcano for the Wilderness Runs to join us Saturday night (July 26th) at 6:30 for some cocktails and pa’ina. We will be at the same house as last…
For those who have been watching and paying attention or maybe for those who have not, we have added a countdown timer in the upper left corner. This timer is counting down the time until the 2009 H.U.R.T. 100 application becomes available. The 2008 race sold out in 2 weeks! Races have been selling out…
Aloha Athletes, Saturday Training: Maunawili Out and Back Meeting time: 5:50 am Starting time: 6:00 am Meeting place: Pali Lookout Parking Area Training: One way or both directions Distance: Approximately 11 miles one-way, 22 miles round trip. Time: 2 – 3 hours, one-way and 4.5 – 6 hours round trip What to bring: Water, gels,…
Hi Folks ! I just received a second e-mail from Leon, on site at Badwater. Race director Chris Kostman has received permission to use the section of road that has been recently closed going into Lone Pine, so THE RACE IS ON to Mount Whitney ! I’ll keep you posted if I get any further…
Aloha Athletes ! Just a few minutes ago I received an e-mail from Leon Draxler on-site at the presently ongoing Badwater Ultramarathon. They are having major rain storms in the high plains area past Panamint and have already closed part of the highway along the racecourse into Lone Pine ! RD Chris Kostman is thinking…
Kyle Skaggs, a 23 year-old New Mexico resident destroyed the record books at Hardrock and ran his shoes off to finish in 23:23. This is very impressive. Hardrock has a 48 hour time limit and some runners will be out there a whole day longer in their efforts. Click here to read an article on…
PJ got me some photos she took at last Saturday’s Kaena Point Firecracker Race. She’s got some good ones from the start/finish. I apologize for the photos being out of order. Click here to see them. Thanks PJ!!
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