As PJ said, the HURT 12 Hour concluded an exciting and fun 2006 Trail Series. PJ took a few pictures and you can view them here. Click here to see the results. The man with the most laps was Paul Hopwood of Maui. He came over and participated as a way to check out the…
Today’s 12 hour run was unbelievable! Every finish was a story in it’s own, and every performance was inspiring! Conditions were brutal- a hard rain on the dry trails at the start rendered the trails about as slippery as they could get… pretty greasy at the beginning. The windless humid air was oppressive, and our…
Just a reminder that the last race in the 2006 HURT Trail Series is the Hogsback 12 Hour Race. More details can be found here: https://hurthawaii.com/2006/09/last_race_in_th.html Here is a link to the 2005 results: http://hurthawaii.blogs.com/12HourHogsbackResults1.2005.pdf The race is simple, repeats on a easy 2-1/2 mile loop for 12 hours or as long as you can…
Jozef Gyurke sent in these photo’s from Triple Trek (Click here to view). There are some great shots of the racers at the finish and the post-race potluck. Jozef also went back out on the course and took some pictures of the trails. There are some great shots of Hogsback and some of the other…
The last race in the 2006 HURT Trail series is scheduled for October 14. The Hogsback 12-hour race is an excellent opportunity for trail runners to build their strength and endurance as training for the 2007 HURT 100 in January. It is also good for trail runners who want to see just how far they…
I just want to make sure all those who volunteered understand how much us runners appreciated what you did. It was great having Mae Martinez, Cheryl Loomis, and Nanci Gandy staffing the aid stations. I know at the start and finish, Joel & Steff Jenkins were helping out, as was Vanessa Huff. There were probably…
Just a few more things regarding Saturday’s Triple Trek. Sally Skimin set a new record time for women with her time of 5:16. Way to run Sally!! Steve Dewald’s name was somehow not included in yesterday’s results. He finished 6:31:06. Same time as Gil Loomis. Special thanks to the volunteers who ran the aid stations,…
All 32 runners had a great day on the trails and at the BBQ afterwards. Click here to see the results:
The race is this Saturday. We will be running a slightly different course this year for the 50K. We can no longer start at the bridge by the bathrooms. The Start is right across the street from where we had the picnic in prior years. Once you pass the bathrooms, the course is the same….
TTT volunteers’ run will be held Saturday morning at 6 am. Everyone is responsible for their own aid. Cheryl and Don and whoever else is participating will be leaving the NC lower parking lot at 6 am. I haven’t heard yet how runners will handle getting their drinks and food up to the course, but…
Mike Garcia has posted pictures he took on Saturday at the Muanawili Out and Back. You can find them by scrolling down the right side of this site and looking under Photo Albums or clicking here. Remember to click the photo’s to make them larger. Maybe next year we should give Mother Hen a camera…
Jeff Huff sent me the results from yesterday’s Maunawili race. Click here to view them. This race had a fun starting format and all in all was a lot of fun for those of us who got to participate. It was a beautiful day with the occasional gusty trade winds to keep us cool, clear…
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