Aloha Athletes, We'll be starting the Saturday run at 6am this weekend from the airfield. I'm planning on doing a Makai loop with a climb up Are's, which is roughly 15 miles. If you have any questions about the route, please take a look at the race booklet for course maps or better yet come…
Can anyone give me a ride up for some Peacock training this weekend? I'm in Kaimuki, but can bike to meet up. E-mail kaiser at hawaii dot edu or call 808-520-3680. ps. Lanipo trail recently whacked – mostly clear to the top now.
Aloha Athletes, Yes, you guessed it…it's back to Peacock this Saturday! There will be quite a few options for start times this weekend (and if you haven't yet signed up for Peacock, there are still a few 100k slots left). Option 1: Start from the base of long road at 4am with Cindy. I'm not…
Aloha Athletes, We were treated to a great day on the trails; they were wet, muddy, slippery–in spots, and we even had a passing shower or two just to keep the humidty up. All in all, perfect weather! RD's Sue, Heather and Fish did an awesome job of organizing and setting up the race and…
New (September) UltraRunnning Photo: On the lower left-hand corner of the September issue (Dump The Slump, page 12), is a fellow wearing a HURT Trail Series shirt and holding two beers. Maybe someone will recognize this!
Race Day: (Saturday) August 31st, 2013 – 5:30 am Start. Aloha Kakou, Welcome to our 22nd Annual TTT. OK, here’s where we get a little serious on the mileage (50km or 30 miles), after all, this race marks the official beginning of H.U.R.T. training. Each runner will complete three of the Trek 10 mile loops,…
Aloha Athletes, This weekend Jeff will be leading another Triple Trek preview run. Same deal as last week, meet at the Nature Center (near the bathrooms/picnic table) starting at 6am and the distance will be 10 miles. Again those that want to stay for longer mileage can do as many loops as they like, I'm…
Aloha Athletes, Today the H.U.R.T. group combined forces with the Mānoa Cliff Forest Restoration project to do some maintenance on our beloved Tantalus trails in preparation for Triple Trek on August 31st. Photo by Wily Woo Many of you likely pass through the two gates regularly without giving more than a passing thought as to why…
Aloha Athletes! This weekend we'll be doing the course preview for the sold out Tantalus Triple Trek 30 miler, the first official ultra distance of the trail series and my personal favorite. Sue, Heather, and Fish always put on a fantastic race and hopefully they are doing their rain dancing to make sure we have…
Aloha Athletes, After a few quick e-mails this morning we have an opportunity to do some trail maintenance in preparation of the Tantalus Triple Trek. I was able to run a couple of loops up there this weekend and overall the course is in pretty good shape with the exception of the area on the…
Aloha Athletes: On the agenda for this Saturday: Peacock We'll be meeting at Dillingham airfield by 5:45 am for a 6am start. One group is doing a roughly 15 mile run and another may do an alternate route that includes Long Road. If you've signed up for Peacock in October, it's never too early to…
Aloha Athletes, My apologies for the late posting of these results, just getting back from a computer free couple of days on the North Shore (highly recommended!). PJ sent me this short video to post as how could we possibly have a "Run with the Pigs" without a real pig. Don't worry folks, the…
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