Aloha Athletes, This weekend Jeff will be leading another Triple Trek preview run. Same deal as last week, meet at the Nature Center (near the bathrooms/picnic table) starting at 6am and the distance will be 10 miles. Again those that want to stay for longer mileage can do as many loops as they like, I'm…
Aloha Athletes: On the agenda for this Saturday: Peacock We'll be meeting at Dillingham airfield by 5:45 am for a 6am start. One group is doing a roughly 15 mile run and another may do an alternate route that includes Long Road. If you've signed up for Peacock in October, it's never too early to…
Aloha Athletes: This Saturday, the playground will be the Maunawili Trail, site of the upcoming Maunawili Out and Back (aka – Run With the Pigs). There are many options for start times and locations – do what works for you. There will be a group starting at the Waimanalo end of the trail at 5:30…
Aloha Athletes: I don't know if you are feeling it also, but it feels like the month of June is passing at the speed of light! For the final Saturday training run in June, we will be meeting at the end of the pavement at Mokuleia past Dillingham Airfield and Camp Erdman. The turn-around will…
Aloha Athletes: What better way to welcome summer than running the trails of Peacock Flats! Join the Saturday training gang at the Dillingham airfield parking lot at 5:45 for a 6:00 am start. Route and mileage is negotiable – just be sure that if you are not familiar with the trails that you stay with…
Aloha Athletes: If you are lucky enough to have a three-day weekend coming up, get outside and make the most of it! Saturday training will be another preview of Mango Madness. Meet at 6:30 a.m. at the Makiki pumping station (triangle park at the intersection of Makiki Street and Round Top Drive). Jacque will be…
I'm back, and I'm bad, or maybe ripe…well, pickling ready at least…..and rolling hot for sure! Marv here. Cheryl has asked me to come out and lead the Saturday training run along the 'Official' Mango Madness Trail. (Just like old times….) It's part of the Hurt Trails, and we start from the Pumping Station…
Don't you wait till the midnight hour! There are only 35 slots left! Sign up here for the fabulous Run With a View this Saturday at 7:00 a.m. You snooze….you lose!
Saturday: Top of Ka'ahele Drive. Meet at 6:45AM. Please be quiet as we are in a residental neighborhood until we hit the trail. Run with a View is the next of the HURT Trail Runs. It is held at Ka'ahele which is at the top of the New Town section. It is…
Aloha Athletes! Saturday training will once again be at…….wait for it…. Peacock Flats. I know, it's shocking and unexpected. Stay calm and carry on! The long, hot hills make for some great training, particularly for those folks with mainland races in the near future. There will be two options for start time and place: 4…
Aloha Athletes: It is back to Peacock Flats this Saturday. There are two start times and locations; 4:00 am at the bottom of long road and 6:00 am at the Dillingham Airfield. Distance and time out on the trail can be whatever you would like. Routes can be customized to meet your needs. Be sure…
For anyone unable to join the beautiful trail run at Peacocks. We will be doing a Triple Trek loop this Sat for anybody who wants to join. This is a good newbie session, especially for those who want to get accustomed to Tantalus. 8AM at the Makiki Nature Center. 10mi
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