According to last night's weather report, and the fact that the weather on Haleakala can be more extreme than at sea-level, I pulled-out some winter clothing and even some gloves to take to Run to the Sun. You might want to do the same. There's a drop bag location at the Ranger Station/Visitor Center at…
Edit: Try this link–I think this is what you were supposed to see: For all the ups and the practice……here is are some downs along the same path. http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://hawaiianx.com/seyretfiles/uploads/thumbnails/user_62/07420.flv_000343981.jpg&imgrefurl=http://hawaiianx.com/skateboard/land/skate-board/downhill-underground-speed-skateboarding.html&usg=__MaHd2IA5IXvP0SIZl37eSfjxaUk=&h=240&w=320&sz=45&hl=en&start=197&sig2=qwAlHHUCexVpjDNOPOwo6w&tbnid=FaDfbFPDK-mz5M:&tbnh=89&tbnw=118&ei=RL-4Sby9LorKtQO31_kr&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dtantalus%2Broad%2Bhonolulu%26gbv%3D2%26ndsp%3D20%26hl%3Den%26safe%3Doff%26sa%3DN%26start%3D180 click on the 2006 420 race and Dig the Trowls! Run Hard, Run Well. It's da Juice Brah! Up or down. Alu Loa! Everyone to the top is a winner!!!
Aloha Athletes ! It's going to be a big weekend for running in Hawaii, this weekend. This Saturday, on Maui, will be Run to the Sun, the 36.2 mile ultramarathon, starting in Kahului at sea level and finishing at the summit of Haleakala crater at 10,023 ft. Don't forget to take a flashlight and a…
Aloha Athletes ! With Run to the Sun a week from this Saturday, your training is basically pau. If you feel the urge to get out there this Saturday, there will be a group meeting at 6:00 am at Dillingham Airfield for some training on the beautiful Peacock trails and jeep roads. You also have…
Dirty Girls and I am not talking gaiters (or anything else Murphy!). Some HURT ladies went for a romp in the swamp at the annual Swamp Romp out on the Kaneohe Marine Base this morning. According to PJ, here's the pictures of the skankiest HURT women ever (sans Barbi- boo hoo). Click here to view….
I got two new CD's of photos this week from two different photographers. Jack Gibbons volunteered at the Nuuanu/Jackass Aid Station and took some great photos there. You can see Jack's photos here. Stan Jensen volunteered for the entire weekend and has shots from the pre-race meeting until the end of the dinner. His photos…
Ed Bugarin will be the local host for the Pose Triathlon Techniques Clinic to be held in Honolulu on May 1-3, 2009 (Friday-Sunday). There will be a $200 discount for anyone who signs up by February 28, 2009. For more info: http://poseathlete.com/upcomingclinics.html or you can call Ed @ 779-8613. Don
I was just checking the HURT blog and whoa !…what a surprise…a beautiful new front page, with all kinds of great photos. I'm certain that Bob McAllaster is the guy to thank for this and I want to be the first. Thanks Bob !! Great job !! We really appreciate all the work that you…
Aloha Athletes ! Run to the Sun training is almost pau, with this Saturday beginning the taper process. If you are not nursing an injury, you still have time to get in one more good workout. This Saturday we will return to our standard training route…Manoa/Tantalus Rd. repeats, starting at 6:30 am at the ol'…
I thought you guys would like to know a little bit about the Trail Advisory Council- we meet every other month (just met Tuesday 2/17) to let Aaron, the Na Ala Hele Trail Technician (the main guy up there) bounce ideas off of us regarding current and future handling of NAH trails. There are reps…
It was touch and go, but the plan to do Peacock Flats flew out the window after Marian changed her schedule (just like a woman !), so we will be returning to our Manoa/Tantalus Run to the Sun training route. It's probably for the best, although I was hoping that Marian, Julie, Ernest and Fish would…
SECOND ANNUAL 12 HOURS OF MAKAWAO FOREST Saturday April 4th will be the running of the second annual 12 hours of Makawao Forest Reserve. Starting time is 0600 hours untill 1800 hours on the Kahakapau loop trail( approx.6-7 miles) in the forest above Makawao town on the slopes of Haleakala on Maui. See who can…
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