Aloha Athletes, (The race is still on for Saturday, prayers and good thoughts going out to all those impacted by the earthquake and tsunami.) It's coming up fast. The first HURT Trail Series race is this Saturday. Remember the start time is 7:30 a.m. Let's give the neighbors a break by keeping the noise down…
Aloha Athletes, Sunday March 20th some of us will be running The run to the sun course. As you know the previous race director has stepped down and we possible have an interested person for 2012. Never the less some of us are attempting to run the course. We would like to invite you to…
Aloha Athletes ! It's that exciting time again, the kick-off race of the 2011 Hurt Trail Series…the Moanalua 6 Mile ! Christian will be posting details, so stay tuned. For questions, you can call him at 282-9547 or e-mail him at hpucrosscountry@gmail.com. For those of you presently training for ultras, there will be a small group training…
The Beach at Kalalau Valley, the end of the trail along the Na Pali Coast. Below is a link to my Kauai Run Report. Kaua iRun
Aloha Athletes ! It's back to Peacock ! You have a tough decision: 5:00 am at the bottom of Long Road with the early birds and 7:00 am at the Dillingham Control Tower parking lot. I know…it's tough ! Have a blast ! Don
It is finally that time again – to get back on the trails for the HURT Trail Series – First race is the Moanalua Valley 6 miler, co-hosted by HPU Cross Country. This is a nice trail to start off with, 3 miles into the valley trail, crossing several bridges, a few gentle hills, some…
The Madness Series Continues…. Most newer HURT runners have never had the pleasure of attempting the Run to the Sun, a classic Hawaii Event doomed by the anal retentive feds in their attempt to limit use of public lands to all but the most car bound. It is no longer an event, but simply a…
Aloha Athletes, A huge turnout of 450 teams lined up to hit the mud this morning on the Marine base. From this spectator's eye, it appeared the course was much wetter this year, possibly due to all the recent rain. Though I think all had fun, I did hear some complaints about the course not…
A 100 is hard enough without having to do it blind…. http://www.wired.com/playbook/2011/02/wheatcroft-first-ultramarathon
Aloha Athletes ! This Saturday is Swamp Romp. Although I've "never been there…never done that", I've certainly heard many, many tales, and seen lots and lots of photos. I guess the name: "the Worlds biggest wet t-shirt event" is too long. Anyway, it seems there's something for everybody, regardless of whether you are a muddy participant…there…
Check out this adventure recently completed by some crazy HURT runners. 2011 Kauai Adventure Great job runners. Congratulations for completing another perimeter run Mike! Thanks for sharing this with all of us. Aloha, Bob
Aloha Athletes ! Due to unrelentless feminine baggering, it looks like we are back to Peacock this Saturday. Okay, I admit that I love Peacock too, well, other than the two hours of driving that it requires, but it's always a great workout. The plan is to start at the bottom in the parking lot…
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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