As you know, the 2007 Run with a View is coming up on Saturday, May 12th. Click here to view photos from the 2006 race. Click here to view results from the 2006 race. More info, including driving instructions to the race start can be found here. If you have any questions about the 2007…
Hi Athletes, This week we are planning a Run with a View preview run. Run with a View is the next race in the H.U.R.T. Trail Series on May 12. We are planning an early start so we can finish early and rest up for Cinco de Mayo celebrations and libations later in the day!Meeting…
Just a quick report on Maunawili Trail conditions on 4/29/07. Some recent rain requires technical footwork for the first 6 miles out to Waimanalo. The pigs are causing some damage, few slides creating caution between 4-6 miles out and same trees down from before. The trail is very dry around mile 7 out with one…
Gordon led about 10 of us up Halawa ridge on Saturday. It’s a great trail, rugged, yet runnable. Thanks Gordon! Here’s a couple of photos. Click to enlarge them.
Hi Runners! The next race in the 2007 H.U.R.T. Trail Series is coming up on May 12th. The Run with A View race is 8 miles of fun. In typical H.U.R.T. style, the course is 4 miles uphill and the second half, all downhill. The race starts at the neighborhood park (on the left) at…
Aloha Athletes ! Based on the overall beauty and Gordon’s availability, we are taking advantage of the clear trail and running Halawa Ridge Trail. If you have never done this trail, get out there Saturday. Here’s the plan: Halawa Ridge Trail to the Summit Meeting time: 5:50 am Starting time: 6:00 am Meeting place:…
A Hurt Loop training report by mnmuench… Paul provided his report, which is an accurate but most modest account of the events of the Friday night run. This run was Paul’s. He did one hell of job looking after everyone and ensuring that the water drops were cafe stops. I just want to add a…
There were lots of things to choose from this past weekend. Paul has already posted a great report on the Friday night run. Thanks Paul. Sounds like you had a fun evening out there. Sure sounds like it was dry! And what is this I hear about Starbucks?? Check out all the comments related to…
With a beautiful night, a group a 6 brave souls ventured out to run a night HURT loop. Of the 6, there were 3 newbies and 3 experienced guides. Bill, Mike and myself were the ones that knew the trail, so off we went with our faithful newbies in tow. Rob, Greg and Larry were…
Aloha Athletes ! This Saturday we have another secret training ground of Gordon Lau’s to explore. If you have never run this trail, I highly recommend it. Here’s the plan: Halawa Ridge Trail to the Summit Meeting time: 5:50 am Starting time: 6:00 am Meeting place: The end of Iwaena Street in the back…
I am planning a night loop starting at NC on 4/20 (Fri) leaving around 5:30PM. There are three of us now. If you are interested, please reply so we can drop more water. Planned loop time is 6 hours rain or more rain! We are taking out a HURT newbie for his first loop (and…
Here’s a quick link to photo’s from the Top of Tantalus race. Congratulations again to all the runners. Thanks for coming our and supporting the HURT Trail Series. Click here to see the pictures. Remember, clicking each photo will enlarge it.
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