Just a few more things regarding Saturday’s Triple Trek. Sally Skimin set a new record time for women with her time of 5:16. Way to run Sally!! Steve Dewald’s name was somehow not included in yesterday’s results. He finished 6:31:06. Same time as Gil Loomis. Special thanks to the volunteers who ran the aid stations,…
All 32 runners had a great day on the trails and at the BBQ afterwards. Click here to see the results:
Aloha! Ran across a nice article in Hawaiian Airline’s "Hana Ho" magazine when I was coming home from the Kilauea Wilderness run. Here’s a link if you would like to read the article, click here. While out there on the TTT course this weekend, take a moment to reflect on the fact that Na Ala…
A few more familiar names have been added to 2007 HURT 100 entry list. 2006 HURT 100 finishers Cheryl Loomis and David Goggins are two new names added to this update. Click here to see the list. Now is the time to make that commitment and start putting in the base miles to prepare you…
The race is this Saturday. We will be running a slightly different course this year for the 50K. We can no longer start at the bridge by the bathrooms. The Start is right across the street from where we had the picnic in prior years. Once you pass the bathrooms, the course is the same….
Unfortunately more cars were broken into on Saturday morning at the Hawaii Nature Center. This ruined an otherwise beautiful day out on the trails. These punks need to be stopped! Something needs to be done. The last two times I have run there, these creeps have hit. This time, it was one of our own…
There have been a couple of really good write-ups this year by past runners of the HURT 100-Mile Endurance Run posted to the Ultra list. We got permission from the authors to post them on our site because these are so well written that they really read like advertisements or promos for the race. (Click…
Ok, I slept in some this past Saturday and only did about a 90 minute trail run. From what I heard, there was a small group that ran from the Pali Lookout to Waimanalo and back. They reported a great day on the trails and that there is some (New??) fast guy with the intials…
TTT volunteers’ run will be held Saturday morning at 6 am. Everyone is responsible for their own aid. Cheryl and Don and whoever else is participating will be leaving the NC lower parking lot at 6 am. I haven’t heard yet how runners will handle getting their drinks and food up to the course, but…
I was just thinking that now would be a good time to let people know that now is the time to commit to training for the HURT 100 in January 2007. Today, after receiving the first list of participants, I am even more motivated to write this. This list (click here to view) shows that…
Here’s my description of a perfect Sunday–yesterday. It started out with an early run. From home to Waimanalo via roads, then Mauanwili Trail to Pali (Hairpin Turn), and home via the road. 18 miles–1/2 road, 1/2 trail. Rainy blessing on the roads at daybreak, misty, quiet, fun trail with not another soul, yummy strawberry guava…
Friday morning, a few of us decided to run an early Trek loop starting at the Nature Center. We arrived to find the gate locked (after 6:00 a.m.) so decided to park down by the water pumping station park. After completing our Trek loop (about 8:00 a.m.) and walking past the parking lot at the…
HURT enjoys the privilege of partnerships with State and Federal agencies that hold the responsibility of protecting Oʻahu public lands. Those partnerships are based upon mutual trust and cooperation and shared concerns for the ʻaina. To keep that trust and continue to be provided the opportunity to host trail events, we (HURT) must understand and abide by rules that govern our partner agencies.
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