The Tantalus Triple Trek is September 1. This race is part of the H.U.R.T. Trail Series and is one of the best runs in the series. It’s three loops and as I like to describe it, 5 miles up and 5 miles down. It’s the only race I know of that you get to run…
Aloha Athletes ! Following are "guesstimated" splits for Cheryl’s 60 mile birthday run on Saturday August 25 on the Trek course: Hope you can all join our girl, Cheryl for "any" part of this cool birthday run ! Just come when you can…Cheryl will be there. Loop 1: Start: 5:30 am/Finish 7:50am Loop 2: Start…
Costco Honolulu (Headlamp) Costco Honolulu has a Raovac headlamp available K2 LED. Three double AA batteries in rear module. Well built, 85 lumens creates a knock down bright spot. I lit up my large yard like it was a night game at Dodger stadium. Price was around 25 bucks. If you are looking for a…
Next week Monday, Mike Muench will be leaving for the mainland and Canada for an ambitious series of ultramarathons over the next several weeks. In the mix are four 100 milers, starting with Lean Horse next weekend, and finishing with the Bear, with only one or two weeks between each of the four. Mike’s last…
With the next race in the H.U.R.T. Trail Series being the Triple Trek (on September 1), we thought we had better spend some time out on the course. This is a good time to learn the course especially since last year, some people, some how got lost. (???) So…Trek Loops Meeting time: 5:50 am Starting…
Aloha Athletes ! We all owe Cheryl so much for what she does for us all the time, and now we have a chance to pay her back…and guys ‘n gals, can we ever pay her back…heh, heh ! On Saturday August 25, she will be doing her 60 mile "birthday run" on the Triple…
Don‘t let Flossie be bossie; let’s go running! Providing Flossie continues to follow physical law, behavioral norms and societal convention, the plan is to do a probable wet HURT loop on Thursday, August 16, 2007. Start: Paradise Park at 0830 (Flexible on start time; however,…
Running the same course as Sat but on Sun. If you are interested, give me a call at 497-3911. Planning to start early, around 5:30am and run a minimum of 2 and maybe 3. I’ll drop and start at Nuuanu. Pacing around 2:30 per out/back and watching out of that stinky pig! Geez Ed, I…
Jozef sent me some more photos. This time from when they ran Halawa Ridge back in April. Great shots Jozef. Thanks! Click here to view.
PJ took photos at the race finish this past Saturday. Thanks PJ. Click here to view.
By popular request and overwhelming demand, we are scheduling some serious time on the trails this coming Saturday. If you are planning on doing the H.U.R.T. 100 this year, this is a good early season tune-up or fitness check. (Some might say reality check.) Come out for at least one repeat and the committed will…
Not only did he come in 1st place, he also takes great photo’s. Thanks Jozef!! These fit nicely with the great story Mike Muench wrote. Thanks Mike. And what about that Ed Bugarin? He keeps getting faster and more fit. What’s his secret? Click here to see the photos! Thanks again to Neal & Marian…
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