Starting early Saturday morning, three Hawaii runners along with maybe a couple of dozen other runners will start the Plain 100. The weather looks pretty good for this weekend so they should have good conditions. We want to wish the best of luck to Jeff Huff, Larry Inouye and Maurcio Puerto. This is a pretty…
I’ll depart Nature Center around 5:30pm walking up from the Pumping Station where I’ll park. Planning on a nice evening run of one loop or 20 miles. Please join me if you can, and email with any questions. outdoorsmile@yahoo.com Paul
Some people might view the Hawaiian Ultra Running Team (H.U.R.T.) as a committed group of long-distance runners and that is true. I’ve been active with the H.U.R.T. group since 2002 though I have known of H.U.R.T. and John Salmonson for over 20 years. What I have learned is that H.U.R.T. is much more than a…
Happy Birthday to Cheryl !! We all know her as someone who does it all. She trains and trains probably more consistently and frequently than most of us. She is always there to lend a hand, help a new runner out, support an old and tired runner, you name it. She cooks and makes great…
Aloha Athletes, For this week, were heading back to the N. shore, up to the Dillingham/Peacock area. This is a great training area. Hope you can make it! Meeting time: 5:50 am (Please be on time–allow an hour drive from Honolulu/Windward.) Starting time: 6:00 am Meeting place: Dillingham Airfield (drive to the far end of…
Well I just got back from an adventurous 4WD trip up to Peacock Flats. Thank god the 4WD on my SUV worked and I didn’t freeze up while driving. Anyway, I just wanted to let everyone know that Sean and I replenished both the stashes with 30 gallons of water. So Rob, unless you still…
Pictures Mad ramblings and disjointed thoughts: The winds are gusting out of the east, and I’m making my way along a fence line, holding onto it at almost every step dispite the fact that its sharp facets are tearing my hands to shreds. At my feet the mud sprites that inhabit the sides of the…
Aloha Athletes, Back by popular demand, Paradise to Nuuanu Repeats! If you are planning on doing the H.U.R.T. 100 this year, this is good training. One repeat is a good workout for any runner even if you are not doing the H.U.R.T 100. We always welcome any trail runners to join us. Meeting time: 5:50…
Aloha Runners, We had a record turn-out (41 I think?) for the Tantalus Triple Trek this past Saturday. Thanks to all the runners who came out and thanks to all the volunteers. Unfortunately I don’t have all the names but I know runners were very appreciative (I was) of the two aid stations at each…
Just results, click here. Great Race!!More later.
It started out good. I started out with Judy Carluccio and we quickly caught up on things since we last saw each other at HURT. The first couple of miles are on an old rail bed leading to the trail head. Once we got onto the trail, the climbing began. The weather was cool and…
Hey Runners, Just a reminder that this Saturday (August 30) is the Tantalus Triple Trek. The race starts at 5:30 a.m. so runners need to be up at the bathrooms by the Nature Center at least 30 minutes (5:00 a.m.) before the start of the race. We have been asked to not use all of…
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