Aloha Athletes, This week you can choose between sunny, dry, and fun Peacock Flats or running a H.U.R.T. loop on probably wet and muddy trails. If you want to go to Peacock, you know the drill–review the last few weeks training post–plan on meeting at the parking area at 5:50 a.m. for a 6:00 a.m….
I’m assembling the basic stats on the Peacock run and am seeking the help of some of the techie gadget people. Here is what I have: The Revised Estimates for Peacock Sec Name Miles Elev. Actual Elev. Δ Net Elev. Δ Gross 1 The Kealia Trail…
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2008 | WEST HAWAII TODAY Volcano runs nixed EVENT CELEBRATED ITS 26TH YEAR IN 2008 After 26 years, the Kilauea Volcano Runs have run their course. Volcano Art Center and Hawaii Volcanoes National Park announced Friday that the 2008 races, which were held in July of this year, would be the final…
Aloha Athletes, We are lucky living here on Oahu that the World Championship for Xterra Trail Running will be held at Kualoa Ranch on December 7th. This will be a world class event with runners from around the world competing for the $10,000 in prize money . The distance is a half marathon and registration…
Family is really sick, so I need to help at home. Good luck to those that make it out. I’ll run my 30 miles Sat or Sun. Where: Departing from Nature Center Parking: Below at the Makiki Heights Pumping Station When: Hope to walk up to the Nature Center around 5:30pm Route: Plan to do…
Aloha Athletes, Yep, back to Peacock Flats again says the Trail Queen. Don’t shoot me, I am just the messenger. Something about loving the training area and a 54 mile race coming up??? 🙂 You know the drill, however for any new runners: Starting time: 6:00 am. Be there at 5:50 a.m. Same location: the…
A few of us are staying on this side for a loop. Depart Nature Center at 5:31am after walk up from the Pumping Station. Running with packs so no drop dude. Too early? Meet us at Paradise Park at 7:29am where another runner will be waiting to hop onto the trail. Still too early? Join…
Anyone venturing out on the Makiki/Tantalus trails Friday night?
Race Report – Plain 2008 Plain is, as they say, is “Just Plain Tough.” There is no other way to describe it. The website says “There are 75 miles of trail and 25 miles of forest service roads, all remote. Elevation gain and loss of 21,000 feet. Train for a fairly steep and difficult course…
Ed Bugarin stopped by this morning to talk a bit about his and Carol’s recent experience at the Gore-Tex Transrockies Run. First, he said–it’s not a cheap run–something about a $2500 entry fee. However then he went on to describe the first class treatment they got every day from clean hot showers and bathrooms to…
This is a follow up to our post for Vi’s Adventure Trek and Run. I have a short list of about 7 volunteers for the event, and although there are a few more of you that verbally told me you wanted to help, you may not have made it to the volunteer list. I would…
Mauricio stopped by the Planet Sun kiosk around lunch time today to drop off photos he had taken at the Plain 100. It was great to see him and he looked very good for just having finished one of the tougher 100 mile races. He was in uniform with boots and walking great. He shared…
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