Seeking hiking company on the legendary John Muir Trail. If you are interested, please email me. I have a permit for three (3) total. Leaving from Florence Lake and heading south to Whitney Portal from 8/2 to 8/7. Need to arrive in Fresno on 8/1 early and return from Fresno on 8/8 late. Pure hike…
Aloha Athletes: What better way to welcome summer than running the trails of Peacock Flats! Join the Saturday training gang at the Dillingham airfield parking lot at 5:45 for a 6:00 am start. Route and mileage is negotiable – just be sure that if you are not familiar with the trails that you stay with…
Aloha Athletes: This weekend features more than one opportunity to run great trails with great folks. On Saturday, Peacock Flats is on the menu. Meet at the Dillingham Airfield at 5:45 a.m. for a 6:00 start. Distance will be around 17 miles; go shorter or longer if you like. Be prepared for some heat! On…
Aloha Athletes, Augustro Decastro has again taken some awesome photos and made them available via the following link: http://smu.gs/17Gfv5U Thank you Augusto!! The next time you see Augusto, let him know how much you appreciate him doing this. Please respect his request to not crop out his copyright notice on the lower left corner of…
Aloha Athletes, I am sure today's race was pure "Madness" in the best of all ways! Unfortunately, a Saturday morning appointment kept me from the run. However, I did get out for a bit of early MTB madness before duty called. In any case, I will let others write up and hopefully send in some…
Well folks, the race sold out! 150 entrants plus 16 on the waitlist at the time of this post. "Marv" the Mango is so excited to see you all. Race starts at 7am, rain or shine, at the corner of Makiki Street and Maikiki Heights Drive. See you there! Aloha, Melanie
Aloha Athletes: Saturday training will be the final preview run for Mango Madness. Meet at 6:15 for a 6:30 a.m. start at the Makiki pumping station (triangle park at the intersection of Makiki Street and Round Top Drive). Jacque and Mike will be leading the group through the ~10-mile course on Tantalus trails. As of…
Recently, a few familiar HURT runners got together to share a few Trail Miles, and do a little catching up. Read the Grand Canyon Rim Crossing run report here. a-loha 😉 Download GCR2R2RrunReport3
Aloha Athletes: If you are lucky enough to have a three-day weekend coming up, get outside and make the most of it! Saturday training will be another preview of Mango Madness. Meet at 6:30 a.m. at the Makiki pumping station (triangle park at the intersection of Makiki Street and Round Top Drive). Jacque will be…
Mango Madness is the next race in the 2013 HURT Trail Run series. It is 10+ miles and travels through the mountains of the Tantalus trail system. The "plus" usually means there's a bit of 'madness' thrown in…a detour, a potato sack race… Be ready for anything. The trail is quite technical with many rocks,…
I'm back, and I'm bad, or maybe ripe…well, pickling ready at least…..and rolling hot for sure! Marv here. Cheryl has asked me to come out and lead the Saturday training run along the 'Official' Mango Madness Trail. (Just like old times….) It's part of the Hurt Trails, and we start from the Pumping Station…
Aloha Athletes, Just a quick post to get the results up from this morning's Run with a View. Not sure the rain dancing worked as it looks like some fast times. Fun to see Mr. Jakob Dewald working his way up, taking 3rd overall today. Now it won't be long before he wins one of…
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