Aloha Athletes ! With the Miwok 100k only 4 weeks from Saturday, we need to dial-up the mileage for the fortunate ones who will be making the trip to the Bay area for this beautiful race. Saturday Training 4-08-06 "Cheryl’s Ball Buster 40" Meeting time: 5:50 am Starting time: 6:00 am "sharp" Meeting place: Cheryl’s…
Aloha! Congratulations again to those who ran and crewed RTS! Mahalo to BIG John and Bram for putting the race together – great job! The NAHTC met on Tuesday, March 21st at the Makiki Baseyard. Here are some pertinent points for us: 1. The feral pig population is increasing dramatically. To bring the situation under…
Aloha Athletes ! In the interest of safety and getting a good workout, we are changing the Saturday Training run. We will still be meeting at Pali Lookout and starting at 6:00 am, but will be running down Old Pali Highway to Hoomaluhia Garden (instead of over to Waimanalo). We are all sick of running…
Aloha Athletes ! Gordon went to get the parking permits for the Peacock Flats training run, scheduled for April 8 and was told that due to the extensive rains, permits were not being issued at this time. It seems that the City and County feels the area is overly dangerous at this time and any…
Aloha Athletes ! There are Run to the Sun race photos of everyone, Go to: www.TropicalLight.com Enjoy, Don
Aloha Athletes ! Congratulations to all that participated in last Saturday’s Run to the Sun. We were fortunate to have great weather (in between 2 storms that hit Maui). A big Mahalo to all the volunteers, especially the co-race directors, HURT’s Big John Salmonson and Valley Isle Road Runner’s Bram Denhaan. Great job, guys !…
Aloha Athletes ! On Saturday April 8, we are planning a special training run at Peacock Flats. Gordon Lau has been gracious to volunteer to coordinate everything, including parking permits, and to lead us around the area. If you plan to go, and especially if you plan to drive up to the top, please let…
Here’s a quick report on the results. For Overall Individual Results for both Men and Women, click here. For Age Group results, click here. For Team Results, click here. It was a great race–lucky us who got to run it. Thanks again to the Race Directors and all the volunteers!!
Here’s a couple more photo’s–Nick Kaiser and Sally Skimin. (Click on the photo to see it larger.) Note the background in both photo’s. Only running up Haleakala can runners experience these breathtaking views. Awesome!! Sounds like we had a really lucky window of good weather for the race this past Saturday as it turned bad….
Talk about an amazing lady, Wendy Minor was written about in Inside Triathlon magazine. I feel like a slug! She has 23 Ironman finishes, plus completing the double, Kona and Xterra. Great job Wendy! You are an inspiration! Read about her here.
Here’s a few of fun photo’s from this past weekend’s Run to the Sun. The first is Matt, Mike and Don before the start: (Click on each photo to see it larger) The second is Cheryl and Leon at the start: (Leon hadn’t had coffee yet!) The next photo is team "No Ken’s Allowed!" The…
Aloha Athletes ! Break out the fleece ! Hopefully we will not be needing it, but considering that the weather on Haleakala summit at 1pm yesterday afternoon was 40F with a wind chill of 32F, be prepared for anything. The overall weather report looks good, but don’t be surprised if we get a little rain….
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