I have dropped out of the challenge. After 20 days my stats are: 234 miles, 44,954 calories burned, and 59 hours 29 minutes ran. The reason for my dropping out of the challenge was I woke up this morning with pain in my hamstring and knee. I went to the doctor and they took an x-ray…
H.U.R.T. 100 Runners, I came across the following analysis done by Gary Wang and thought you folks might enjoy it. His database is real interesting to play with. Please read his post below and visit his site Real Endurance Aloha, Jeff Huff All, I have added a new feature on RealEndurance.com to analyze the raceentrants.Here…
Well I am more than halfway through the month in this challenge. There are 5 of us out of 9 left. After today we will have run 171 miles. Collectively we have run 1028 miles. I have ran 177 miles since the 1st of November. I went to California, to see my Grandma pass away, and continued the challenge running…
Fish, Mauricio and I headed out from Nature Center at 6:00pm Friday to run through the night, as most of HURT running is at night. The humid weather hit us fast, and Mauricio flipped his already injured ankle just after Hogsback. We methodically made our path into the darkness to connect with Ben at Paradise. …
Aloha Athletes ! Continuing our training for the HURT 100, it will be business as usual with a HURT loop, starting at Manoa at 6:00 am. Be at the mauka end of Manoa Rd. at 5:50 am for a prompt 6:00 am start. If you like, do more than the one loop…after all, the clock…
Here is the link to following Dr. Billhttp://www.mylaps.com/results/showrun.jsp?id=1010795
Departing Nature Center at 5:30pm for a HURT double. Parking below at the Pumping Station and will have goodies stashed at Paradise Park. Excellent HURT training, and only 7 weekends of training until HURT 09! Join me for the 40, or jump on the trail when you can, and connect with the AM group running…
Aloha Athletes ! This Saturday it's business as usual for the tough athletes entered in January's HURT 100 race. The plan is to meet at the usual Manoa location, at the end of Manoa Rd. and do a HURT loop, but feel free to do more if you feel like it. Try to be there…
Aloha Athletes ! I just received a nice e-mail reminder from Larry Inouye that Dr. Bill Osheroff will be leaving soon for the Javalina 100 mile race in Arizona. This is a big moment for Dr. Bill as he's going for his first 100 mile finish ! Please wish him well with a nice comment…
To all the inspiring people of the ultra community, I am attempting to give back for many reasons using my feet. Beginning this December 12th, I will embark on an attempt to solo the island of Oahu followed by the Honolulu Marathon culminating in 160 miles of running over 48 hours (or so). Why? This…
It was two weeks ago today (wrote this on Sunday) that we were over on Maui for the XTERRA World Championships. We were there for two reasons. Barbi was doing the race for the first time and John and I were there to show and sell our UVEX line that we sell at Planet Sun….
OK, this is pretty cool. Ladies, try not to drool too much on your keyboard!! Men, better get to work!
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