Early Saturday morning, I was asleep in my bed and contently dreaming of slowly waking up, feasting on hot malasadas, watching some college football and happily getting chubby while doing each of these activities. To my great surprise, however, I was awakened by my son saying "Dad…dad, get up, I got to tell you something." …
Just a quick reminder that if you are interested in the Xterra Trail Run World Championships out at Kualoa Ranch, there is an increase in the entry fee on November 1. You should be able to find out all the information and be able to register here. Get out there and run. There is a…
Congratulations to all the Peacock runners. My apologies for getting this up so late. Full results can be seen here! I enjoyed seeing the race through Rob's photos. Aloha, Bob
NY Times Article http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/27/health/27well.html
Aloha Athletes ! This Saturday will offically kick-off HURT 100 training so plan to be at the mauka end of Manoa Rd. (just before it narrows) a few minutes before 6:00 am and join the group for Paradise to Jackass repeats. Get used to this one, as we will be doing it a lot !…
Aloha ! Saturday was the 2nd Annual Peacock 54 mile HURT Trail Series Race and what a race it was ! Hopefully the results will be posted soon. As I'm rushing to get ready for a flight to the mainland in a few hours, I MUST thank the many people that worked so very hard to…
Monday 6:00 PM start. Top of Manoa Road start. Approx sub- 7 hour pace. No stash. Carry yer stuff. Push through Jack-ass, Water at Nature Center, Back to car by 1:00AM or so. Email me with intent, otherwise I'll keep my own schedule. Aloha, mmuenchzerooneatgmaildotcom
I've posted the photos I took at Peacock yesterday (all 328 of them). I'm a true amateur, so I apologize for the blurriness and bad photos. If you see one that you'd like, just take down the number(s) and e-mail them to me @ cetacean6@hotmail.com . I'll e-mail you the full resolution photos. Here's the link. Good job to…
Interesting article in the NY Times on Ultrarunning and toenail removal. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/22/fashion/22FITNESS.html My favorite quote is "You know any sport has gone off the rails when you have to remove body parts to do it,” said Christopher McDougall, the author of a recent book about ultrarunning called “Born to Run.”
The Peacock 54 is certainly not the only endurance event being held in Hawaii this weekend, as Xterra is also this weekend. Our HURT family will be well represented at Xterra, as Bob & Barbi McAllaster, Nick Kaiser, Steve Dewald and Amy Bennet Eck will be doing Xterra. Nick and Amy will be doing the…
Aloha Athletes ! It's FINALLY here ! The race of the year ! 54 tough miles over an 18 hour time period for a measly 10 bucks ! Not only that…you get aid stations with water and sports drink AND Kat's yummy moche and Cheryl's famous pasta salad !! Also, don't forget that you can…
aloha HURT gang! Here is the skinny on Chicago: We re-conned the course the day before by "hanging out" on the 103rd floor of the Willis (formerly Sears) Tower. I could tell that Nate was drooling over getting his BASE jumping career going early. We blindly put our faith in engineers and architects like Senelly…
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