Aloha Athletes, Amazing! Something different. I've been told most runners are in taper mode for the Peacock 54 so wanting something a bit easier and change of venue this week. So, running from the top of Kaahele Street. We will park up near the end of the road or cul-de-sac. Let's start at 7:00 a.m….
Aloha Athletes, Well with just a couple of weeks to go before the Peacock 54 on October 23, we are again planning another training day up at Peacock. Don't forget, there is a relay option for this race. Get a partner and run 27 miles each. Since water is an issue (there is none up…
Aloha Athletes, Back to Peacock this week. Hope it is as nice as it was this past week. Normal start will be at 6:45 again, in the parking lot behind the control tower at Dillingham Airfield. If you are thinking about starting earlier, well you know who you are, where to meet and who to…
Aloha Athletes, Back to Peacock. Gotta get those miles in now as the Peacock 54 will be here soon. Normal start will be at 6:45 again, in the parking lot behind the control tower at Dillingham Airfield. If you are thinking about starting earlier, check in with Marian. You know the drill, bring lots of…
Aloha Athletes, With the Peacock 54 looming large on the horizon (October 23), it is time to get some miles in up at Peacock. This week we will meet at 6:45 a.m. at the lot behind the control tower at Dillingham Airfield. Remember now is the time to get your hydration, nutrition, and electrolytes dialed…
Aloha Athletes, Well after this past weekend's mudfest TTT, we are heading back up to Peacock Flats. The plan is to park/meet behind the Control Tower and start at 6:30 a.m. Apparently the gate has been opening a bit earlier. We will do a modified loop (so bring all your nutrition, hydration, and electrolytes) so…
Aloha Athletes, Heading back for more Trek loops again this weekend. Saturday: 6:00 a.m. start. Meeting down by the water pumping station (where Mango Madness started) below the Nature Center. Multiple loops at your own pace. Bring whatever hydration/nutrition you need. Sunday: same thing: 5:30 a.m. start. Hey, one final thing. Best of luck to…
Aloha Athletes, With the next race in he HURT Trail Series (Tantalus Triple Trek) on the schedule for September 4th, it is time to start running some Trek loops. Saturday: 6:00 a.m. start. Meeting down by the water pumping station (where Mango Madness started) below the Nature Center. Multiple loops at your own pace. Bring…
Aloha Athletes, This Saturday you have another opportunity to run the Mauanwili trail prior the next HURT Trail Series race. Starting at 6:00 a.m. from the Pali Lookout. It might be a bit wet and slippery out there so plan accordingly. We need the rain. Also on Saturday, Don, Vernon and a few others will…
Aloha Athletes, It is that time of year when you see lots of runners (and hikers) out on the Maunawili trail. On Saturday we are planning a run from the Pali Lookout to Waimanalo and back. This is in preparation for the upcoming HURT Trail Series race on August 14th. We will start from the…
Aloha Athletes, Lot's of opportunities to get out and train this weekend and enjoy Oahu trails. First, some furlough Friday shenanigan's up Peacock way with Marian and Cheryl. Since Marian is basically in taper mode now, I am not sure what the distance will be but you can always do more or less. Remember lots…
Aloha Athletes, Just one option you can choose, more Peacock Flats. You can meet behind the Control Tower at Dillingham Airfield at either 7:00 a.m or around 11:30 a.m and put in as few or as many miles as you want. Come prepared with many ounces of hydration, your own trail snacks and electrolytes. Cheryl…
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