Last Thursday, Cheryl and Rex parked in the lower pkg lot at Nature Center for a run. When they returned, Rex's back car window had been broken, and his backpack with all his school books were stolen! Replacing the books will be expensive, but the time lost, and expense to replace his window are big!…
Aloha Athletes ! This Saturday it's HURT 100 training as usual with a Hurt loop starting at Manoa. Be at the end of Manoa Rd. at 5:50 am for a 6:00 am start. Don't be surprised if you encounter Mike Muench somewhere along the way as he will be out there doing reverse Trek loops…
I've got too much to do on Saturday and Sunday, so I'm planning on heading out on Friday night for a HURT loop starting from Paradise at about 6 or 6:15. Please join me if you'd like. –Rob
Dear Runners, We have posted an updated runner list at HURT 100 Thanks. Jeff
Yep, that's just tape guys!! Gotta love the way these MTB's party.
Aloha Athletes ! The 2008 Peacock 54 is now history and it's time to get back to the HURT 100 course, with only 2 months of training left. Due to parking security concerns, one of our most popular HURT 100 training routes is the Manoa to Jackass repeats. This Saturday we will meet at the…
Congratulations to all the runners, volunteers, and race directors in the first Peacock 54. Wow, is all I can say. I have included photos from Gordon here. The full results can be seen here. Amazing efforts by all in what looks like incredible weather and conditions. The 2008 H.U.R.T. Trail series finished out a very…
Aloha Athletes ! I'm sure by now that all of you have already read both Mike and Devon's race reports and hopefully understand how very tough the race conditions were on Saturday's Peacock 54, but even after all that, I still have doubts that you understand how tough it was to finish the damn thing….
Well my day started at 0100 after not being able to sleep. I drank about 6 cups of coffee and gorged on some food. My wife and kids drove me to the start and we got there at 0500. After helping set up I payed my $10 entry fee, went to the bathroom, and then…
‘Disgustingly Phenomenal’ is what I was mumbling repeatedly to the guys in the lead of yesterday’s Peacock 54. To give you an idea of how phenomenal I am talking about, just so you don’t think I’m misusing the word—I had taken a few yard slide along the ridge trail and was washing the mud off…
Photographer Glenn Poulain (Ocean Arts Hawaii) was out this past Saturday and took photos at Vi’s Adventure Trek and Run. From all reports, the event was very successful. It looks like everyone had a great time. Click here to see Glenn’s photos.Remember to click the first image and it will get larger to view as…
Sunday saw a small group including Monica and Phil heading out from Manoa toward Jack-ass. I was a bit late and played catchup. It was a beautiful day and I caught a few shots on the way out. I added a few of the group on the way back. Also in the set are some…
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