Just a reminder that the last race in the 2006 HURT Trail Series is the Hogsback 12 Hour Race. More details can be found here: https://hurthawaii.com/2006/09/last_race_in_th.html Here is a link to the 2005 results: http://hurthawaii.blogs.com/12HourHogsbackResults1.2005.pdf The race is simple, repeats on a easy 2-1/2 mile loop for 12 hours or as long as you can…
Wow! Way to Go MATT!!!! PLACE BIB NAME AG CITY ST FINISH PACE ===== ==== ==================== == =============== 1 217 Matt Stevens 27 Kailua HI 16:09 5:12 Now he can start focusing on some distance training! 🙂 The HURT 100 is…
Today was the running of the Windward Half Marathon and it was run under some pretty good conditions. Though it was very humid we were fortunate to have good cloud cover. I am not sure how many participated (I had heard around 750 but not sure if this is accurate??) however several HURT runners and…
AFTER RACE GET TOGETHER. Sunday’s Windward Half is pretty much of a Lark for most of the HURT gang. After all FLAT ROAD courses are not our usual fare. And it’s ONLY 13 miles. But it should be a great chance to just relax and have a good time. After the race you are…
On 9-26, the first HURT 100 trail maintenance group (the MMs) met in the dark, and the rain, at Jackass Ginger. We carried tools and backpacks at 6:10 am, across the raging Nuuanu Stream, up to the top of the switchbacks on Nuuanu Trail. With Aaron’s hoes,rakes, and picks, we hacked out slide areas to…
At TTT, we were joined by Brenton Floyd and his grandmother "mamabetty", his handler, in Brenton’s effort to complete his SECOND round of marathons in all 50 states and D.C. Greg Cuadra, Nancy Gandy (finishing her first ultramarathon!), did the TTT the following day with Brenton. Cheryl Loomis, Kelly McPherson, and PJ Salmonson did the…
From what I hear, this past Saturday some people did up to three repeats of Paradise to Nuuanu and back. That is great HURT training! For this coming Saturday, something different is planned. The group is planning to run one reverse Trek loop (10 miles) and then do multiple repeats up Hogsback, over the crossover…
If you were not worried about the fast approaching HURT 100, you should be! This past Sunday, Alan Webb, a 3:48 miler and America’s finest middle distance talent, was out on Maunawili Trail and hammering! If you think your in shape, you’ll think differently after he hands you your a** going back up the Old…
Since 8/30, I have been making a few phone calls about the lower parking lot break-ins. HPD advised they are aware of the problem, and plan to send additional patrols. They referred me to Chinatown Substation, who monitors this area, and they are keeping track of the reported break-ins. It is imperative that we always…
I’ll be heading up the MMs (Morning Menahune) for occasional workdays, and coordinating the weekday trail work plans with Aaron. (Mike will be coordinating the heavier weekend workdays already scheduled). By the way, I met Aaron this Monday to discuss our intended Nuuanu trail work, and he gave us some very good suggestions, including engineering…
Yes, this weeks training is the same as last week–just more repeats. Thanks to Paul Sibley for dropping aid in Nuuanu last week! Cheryl will again be leading this training for HURT VII. Come out and join the group for as little or as much as you can. My schedule will again keep me off…
HURT 100 finisher, Brian Wilson, sent in some photo’s of a race he did on the mainland this summer. Here is what Brian said about the race: "The race is called Mt. Misery Mania. It is run as an interval relay but also has an Ultra division. It is 56.5 miles climbing from 750 to…
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