Aloha Athletes ! If you are not making the trip to the Big Island for the Volcano Marathon and still want to do a Saturday training run, I have the solution for you ! You have the rare opportunity to preview the Tantalus Trek/Triple Trek course with the famous local ultrarunner, Bob Murphy. A word…
Aloha Athletes ! Saturday Training 7-23-05 "Hoomaluhia Garden+ part of Maunawili Trail" Meeting time: 5:50 am Starting time: 6:00 am Meeting place: The entrance to Hoomaluhia Botanical Garden at the mauka end of Luluku St. in Kaneohe. Please be quiet, as this is a residential neighborhood. Park on the street. Training: Run the Garden, then…
This past Saturday we had a large group show up for the run from the entrance of Ho’omaluhia Botanical Garden to Waimanalo and back. Six runners did the full 30 miles and many others did portions of it. The day started off a bit wet with some rain or as only Nick could say "a…
Just want to remind anyone joining us this Saturday (7/9/05) and parking at the Hairpin turn on the Pali Highway, that cars do occasionally get broken into at this location. We often times park at the Pali Lookout for this reason. However, even the Pali Lookout parking area has a high number of break-ins. The…
Ho’omaluhia Botanical Park Entrance to Waimanalo (via Maunawili Trail) and Back This Saturday starts a series of longer runs, however we are offering options for those runners who want to run less distance. Total Distance: Approximately 30 miles Meet time: 5:50 a.m. outside the entrance of Ho’omaluhia Botanical Garden (Kaneohe). Please be quiet as we…
This weeks training takes us back to the Makiki/Tantalus area. We will start at the Hawaii Nature Center and do a complete H.U.R.T. loop. Meeting Time: 5:50 a.m. Starting Time: 6:00 a.m. Meeting Place: Hawaii Nature Center, lower parking lot Distance: 20 Miles Estimated Time: 5 – 6 Hours. (some runners–faster, some slower) I only…
Aloha Athletes ! Saturday Training 6-18-05 "Maunawili" Meeting time: 5:50 am Starting time: 6:00 am Meeting place: Pali Lookout parking lot Training: Out and back from Pali Lookout (down to Maunawili Trail) to Waimanalo. Distance: 22 miles Duration: 5 1/2 to 6 1/2 hours (ave.) Bring: Plenty of water/sports drink and trail snacks. Please let…
Aloha Athletes ! Last Saturday’s HURT Trail Series Race "Mango Madness" was a hoot. 56 runners gave battle over the unusually dry Tantalus trails, finishing in record times. Ian Grimstad and Yang Sun Carpenter repeated as winners. Check the blog for all the results. Mahalo to race directors Pete Martinez and Judy Carluccio, and all…
Aloha Athletes ! Thanks to Mike Garcia for last Saturday’s excursion to the area around Peacock Flats, complete with peacock sightings. We plan to return to this area soon ! Saturday Training 5-28-05 "Maunawili" Start your Memorial Day weekend off with a bang by joining us early on Saturday morning at Pali Lookout. Do all,…
Aloha Athletes ! According to the runners, last Saturday’s "Run With a View" HURT Trail Series race was everything from "a really fun race" to "the most fun race that I’ve ever been in !" Thanks to all the hard working volunteers for the fine job ! The next race in the 2005 HURT Trail…
Aloha Athletes ! Congratulations to Jeff Huff, Cheryl Loomis, Patricia Carroll, Mike Garcia and Hurtpal Leon Draxler for very fine performances, last Saturday at the Miwok 100k in Sausalito, Calif. HURT rocks !Hopefully, we will hear all the details on this Saturday’s training. Saturday Training 5-07-05 "Kaahele Race Preview" Meeting time: 6:20 am Starting time:…
Aloha Athletes ! This Saturday will take us on a rare visit to the Leeward side for some nice ocean vistas. Saturday Training 4-30-05 "Kaena Point" Meeting time: 6:20 am Starting time: 6:30 am "sharp" Meeting place: Dillingham Airfield and Gliderport on Farrington Hwy. Take a left into the last entrance to the airfield and…
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