Design by Melanie Decker Koehl MAUNAWILI OUT & BACK 22-MILE (Solo or 2-Person Relay) When: Saturday, August 11, 2012 at 7:00 a.m. Where: Nuuanu-Pali Lookout (map) What: 22 miles of single-track trail – Solo or 2-person Relay This is a show-up-and-sign-up race. All runners need to be at the Nuuanu-Pali Lookout by 6:15 to…
Aloha Athletes, Sorry for rmissing today's Kaena Point run so I can't say much about it. I haven't even had time to look very much at photos on Facebook. However from what I have seen and read, it was an awesome race with a fun new finish. Special thanks to Race Directors Julie T. & Scott…
The grind, the hard hot highway, the unending mile, the eternal night, all have their moments on the route that winds its way slowly around Oahu. The fun and excitement slip quickly and silently away until there is little but the push, the effort, the concentration on the pace; which monopolizes and then consumes perception….
Completion of Round the Island: July 1, 2012. The long hard winding road 'round Oahu is complete. I am contributing $440 to George’s Fund, which is my mileage and matching mileage for all those kind enough to run with me. If this run impressed you in anyway I ask you to mail…
H.U.R.T. Trail Series Kaena Point Firecracker 10-Mile Trail Race: Sunday July 8, 2012 @ 7:00a.m. No pre-registration, just show up at least 45 minutes prior to the race start (6:15a.m.), pay the $10 entry fee and be ready to run. Driving Instructions: From the North Shore, follow the signs to Mokuleia or Waialua. Follow Farrington…
Aloha Athletes, This Saturday offers you an opportunity to pre-run the Kaena Point Firecracker route prior to next Sunday's race. You did see the race was changed to Sunday right??? We will be starting at 6:00 a.m. from the parking lot where the race begins which is at the end of the road, ocean side,…
Happy Birthday Kat!!!
End Your Holiday Week with a BANG!! H.U.R.T. Trail Series Kaena Point Firecracker 10-Mile Trail Race Sunday July 8, 2012 @ 7:00a.m. On July 8th the H.U.R.T. Trail Series heads to end of the road and Kaena Point on the beautiful North Shore of Oahu. No pre-registration, just show up at least 45 minutes…
Here we Go! Today at Aloha Tower at 4:00PM —Sunday Aloha Tower at 4:00PM approx. Please post this announcement to your Facebook page. Please give some thought to making a pledge. Come out and run a bit of it if you can! Thank you all who have offered to help out, and…
Next time you are on the Maunawili trail and it looks like this: Think of the hard-working crew that transformed the trail from this: Thank you SO much for the hours, the sweat, and the brawn that was generously donated by the following people: Steve DeWald Larry Inouye Jeff FongFreddy Halmes Cheryl Loomis Mike Muench…
Aloha Athletes, It's been a tough week and it is only Tuesday. I guess people are getting anxious to start training for Peacock. I mean it is 4+ months away so yes–i guess it is that time. Cheryl says the start time is 6:00 a.m. behind the Control Tower at Dillingham Airfield. If you don't…
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