All, Just wanted to quickly post a note thanking you all for your good humor and sportsmanship. It is not often that the weekend warriors that we attempt to be is willing to give up a training day to participate in such child’s play. The concept behind this run (and I hope it continues that…
Just one last reminder that the Maunawili Out & Back 22 mile race and Relay is this Saturday, August 12. The race starts at the Pali Lookout. Click here for all the details. It’s a fun race based on the starting format. Remember to plan on carrying enough water as it will be hot and…
The Maunawili Out and Back is coming up on August 12. All the details are available by clicking here. This will be a fun race and remember it can be done either solo (22 miles) or as a relay (11 miles).
Start time will be 5:30 am, and sign up will be the morning of the race. TTT is now part of the trail series, so the cost will be $10. Prizes will go to the first 10 men and women finishers. There will be NO 10-Miler this year! The course consists of three,10-mile loops, and…
Here are the results from the Kaena Point Firecracker 10 Mile Race. Sorry for the delay in getting these out. Congratulations to the winners and thanks again to all the participants and those who helped out. Click here to see the results, it’s two pages long.
I received a few more photo’s today from Jozef Gyurke of the Kaena Point Firecracker race. Thanks Jozef!! There’s some great pictures here. Click here to see them.
Aloha Intrepid Runners, The August 12th running of the Maunawilli out and back is fast approaching. I wanted to use this forum to make you all aware of the finer details of this event. 1. The event is 22 miles long, on pretty easy trails. There will be only one aid station at 11 miles….
Happy 4th of July!! Thanks to all the runners who came out to run the Kaena Firecracker 10 mile race this past Saturday. We had a record number of runners for the HURT Trail Series (82) and record times. We hope to get the results posted soon! Thanks to Joel and Steph Jenkins for putting…
Just a final reminder that Saturday, July 1 is the Kaena Point Firecracker 10 mile race. Remember to allow enough time to drive–and register 30 minutes prior to 7:00 a.m. race start. Click here for map. Drive to the end of the paved road. Bring a water bottle or hydration pack–it will be hot! Celebrate…
Barbi and I rode Kaena Point this past Saturday on our mountain bikes. The course is in excellent shape. There is just one area of the washout that requires crossing on a 4" x 4" plank. You have a nice big rock to hold on to and it is pretty easy–we did it carrying our…
Start your 4th of July weekend off with the Kaena Point, Firecracker 10 mile race. The race starts at 7:00 a.m. Saturday July 1st. We are planning a post-race potluck celebration so bring your family, a dish to share, and your beach chair. …
Special thanks go out to Jim Carr and his son, Jimson, for the following photographs of last weeks Mango Madness race. I’ve set up two seperate albums: (Click on each link below) Mango Madness 2006 Disc 1 Mango Madness 2006 Disc 2 There as some great shots in here and if you would like me…
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