Jeff Fong Inspecting the JJ100 Start/Finish Line Aloha! If you did not already know, a couple of our HURT Ohana will be running the Javelina Jundred this weekend in the high deserts of Arizona. The race will start at 3am HST, Saturday, October 29, 2016, with a 30-hour cutoff. For an official finish, they have to…
This Saturday, before most of us have yet to wake from our slumber, many of our H.U.R.T. ohana will already be off and running representing Hawaii at Miwok! The Miwok 100K is very hilly (approximately 11,800 feet of cumulative elevation gain) with spectacular views of San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge, Mt. Tamalpais and…
Attached is an account of the second and third legs of the Maui Charm. The second leg, the Kaupo ascent was by far the most challenging and beautiful of the the three. Enjoy! Mike and Nick. Download MauiCharmII
Hiking Skyline Trail above Polipoli State Park. Here is a piece on the first day of the Charm. Enjoy! Mike and Nick. Download MauiCharm
It's HERE, and on BLACK FRIDAY! Tonight at 6:00PM at the Nature Center. 12 HOURS of Mayhem, Endless Suffering, and Regret. Come join the Madness of the the HOGBACK 12 HOUR: ENTER THE DARKSIDE. Come learn how you will feel as you stumble up the infamous Hogback trail on the fourth loop of the HURT…
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