Anyone notice that the countdown timer says 30 days until the HURT 100 (as of 12/14)? Yikes!! I am beginning to think maybe seeing that every day is not such a good thing. What do you think? Certainly motivates me to keep focused on the race. The latest update to race entrants can be seen…
Aloha HURT 100 Athletes ! In case you missed the nice, detailed post by Bob McAllaster last week (click here to review it), describing the 50 mile training run this Saturday, the following is a repeat of the plan. This Saturday is the big day for 50 miles of HURT 100 training ! The day…
A lot of us had quite the weekend. It started off with watching Jake Shimabukuro play at the Waikiki Shell. He’s an amazing musician. He was also scheduled to run his first marathon on Sunday. Saturday evening we went to the U2 concert. Funny, the atmosphere in the stadium parking lot was more mellow prior…
Aloha Athletes, I just received an e-mail from Cathy Tibbetts with the sad news that Marc Witkes died of an apparent heart attack on Sunday while running the Tucson Marathon. Marc was a very nice young man and athlete, who has been on the board of the Hardrock 100 for many years. I was fortunate…
Aloha Athletes ! You still will have the opportunity to get a little training in over this crazy weekend filled with numerous fun events, including some concerts and the Honolulu Marathon, by joining the group for a HURT loop. With a long day of training (and part of the night) planned for next Saturday, enjoy…
Another update and we’re up to 88 runners. Click here to see the entire list. Nine more people just added to the list. How’s your training coming along?
Just to give everyone some advance info, the route for the 50 mile training day will be this:5:00 a.m. start in Manoa at the Paradise Park aid station.From here we will run the HURT course over to Jackass/Nuuanu and from there over to the Nature Center, again via the normal HURT route. Once at the…
Trail Work, Saturday 2 December. Mahalo for coming out! It seems that the HURT 100 course has again lived up to it’s reputation for not making anything easy. Heavy rain and wind forced us to cancel the scheduled work on Aihualama Trail. Mahalo to those who braved the elements this morning to show up in…
It’s a very wet, windy, and soggy day here in Hawaii. I know we shouldn’t complain given the weather this past week on much of the mainland. Nothing like 30 miles out on the HURT course to bring you back to reality in regards to fitness and training. Glad I got my run in yesterday….
Another update to the 2007 HURT 100 entrants list and five more runners added to the list. This latest update includes the 2006 HURT 100 winner, Karl Meltzer. Click here to see the update. How’s your training going? Are you getting in some long mileage days? Our weather has been very pleasant lately–with daytime high…
Aloha Athletes ! PJ and I will be putting together a HURT 100 trail marking team. Organizing will begin in earnest the week of December 8-15, 2006, so if you are interested, please plan on contacting either one of us that week. Trail marking is planned to be done the morning of Friday, January 12,…
Aloha! First, a Big Mahalo to PJ, Bozo, Trish, Harald, the Huffer, and Mike for a job well done last week on Aihualama Trail! You all did a great job out there!! We have one last work day scheduled before HURT VII – would appreciate those of you who can make some time…
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