How Super Pig Saved the Maunawili Out and Back Rumors were flying….the Maunawili Out and Back was in jeopardy. Talk on the street was that there were these two badass pigs, Leatherface and Scar, plotting to take out innocent runners as they attempted to make their way along the Maunawili Trail on August 1….
Just got back from my recce of the UTMB. Finally made it round (after 2 attempts frustrated by weather) and looking forward to the race in August. It's a marvelous run/crawl with brilliant views of the massif from all aspects + great huts and food etc along the way. Highly recommended. Nick
Interesting article on Diane Van Deren.http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/09/sports/09ultra.html?_r=1
I received an e-mail from Jim Murray saying that his wife Margie and daughter Janine had taken some great photos of runners this past Saturday. Jim said he wanted to know the best way to get me the photos. I told him to mail me the CD's and I would get them posted up here…
Saturday July 4th, 138 people showed up bright and early to run 10 miles and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Kaena Point. Thank you to everyone that showed up and brought all the wonderful post-race potluck goodies. We appreciate the support of everyone who came out and helped. Special recognition to John and PJ for…
My race report follows. Warning – It is long. Western States 2009 – Unexplored Resilience Western States 2009 was epic. Not because I had the race of my life (I didn’t) and not because I reached some higher consciousness (just a little confusion and inability to think); but because I went to new places with…
While some of you (over 135 runners, and 30 volunteers) were out on the North Shore frollicing in the Heat, the world was still spinning. I attach this article from this morning's paper. ..Kalapu Ulavale Korean Missle Lands North Shore of Oahu Honolulu, HI., July 5, 2009 By Pika Lololo Associate Correspondent, Local News. …
Aloha Everyone!! I am so excited that the new TrailRunner is out and the Wilderness Running Company ad is on page TS 27. It is on the bottom right hand corner of the page. I took the picture of the trailhead and Tom Valdespino took a few photos that are on the website. I hope…
Well I have finsihed my LONG report from my adventurous trip to California. If you wish to read it is available here. I would also like to extend a welcome home and a job well done for all who prepared for and tried their best at WS 100. Aloha and E Komo Mai. See you on…
Paul Hopwood sent this to me today. Very cool. Thanks Paul! Here,s a short inspirational video of a good friend of mine and his eight year old boy from Ca. whilst riding in the alps,(they,re over to follow the tour ) and crossed paths with Lance armstrong,who recorded it and put it on his blog…
START (SQUAW VALLEY): Saturday, June 27, 2009 @ 5:00:00 a.m. FINISHED (AUBURN): Sunday, June 28, 2009 @ 9:23:11 a.m. TOTAL DISTANCE: 100.2 MILES TOTAL TIME (HRS): 28:23:11 RACE SUMMARY: AWESOME JOURNEY!!! We trained hard, did all our homework & got ready for this race the best way we knew how. I knew I had to be…
Story on the first OD 100 thirty years ago. http://www.vhtrc.org/forum09/od1979.htm Frank MacMillan
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