Rod Bien submitted this race report from his recent completion of the Tahoe Rim Trail 100 Mile Race. I’ll let readers read the report to know how he finished. I’ll just add congratulations Rod on an excellent race!!! Click here to read Rod’s report. Aloha, Bob
Jeff Huff sent me the results from yesterday’s Maunawili race. Click here to view them. This race had a fun starting format and all in all was a lot of fun for those of us who got to participate. It was a beautiful day with the occasional gusty trade winds to keep us cool, clear…
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…
I received the following from Nanci Gandi. Her husband Colin, was recently deployed and he wanted all of us to know this. Thanks Nanci! Let him know our Muanawili race is tomorrow. "As many of you know, on Wednesday the 10th of August, my husband Colin left for a second tour in Iraq . In…
Xy (Chrissy) Wiess of Dirty Girl Gaiters just spent 12 days on Maui recovering from her successful Badwater run and has been inspired to offer some Hawaiian print gaiters (see below). She is just test marketing these gaiters for now and for the next month, they are available to anyone with a Hawaiian address for…
Kat Tagaca has posted some more pictures from the recent Volcano Marathon. You can see them by scrolling down the right side of this page or clicking here. Remember to click the picture to make it larger. Thanks Kat!
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…
Bob Murphy sent his Hardrock report to post. It is really well written and if you know Bob, I think you will enjoy reading it. Click here to read it. Also, to get a visual of what Bob is writing about, click here for some really excellent photos at Hardrock taken by Klas Eklof. Thanks…
I received the 2006 Volcano Marathon photos from Jozef Gyurke today. The race finish photos are mixed in with some great rain forest photos. Enjoy!! Looks like everyone had fun and that there were some great awards. Click here to view or scroll down the right side and look under Photo Albums. Thanks Jozef!! (Remember,…
HURT finisher and Navy Seal, David Goggins recently competed in the Badwater Ultra Marathon. In an interesting article in the San Diego Union-Tribune, the Navy Seals are using ultra events and other endurance sports activities as a way to recruit potential new Seals. Click here to read the article. The article even details the entry…
Here’s a link to an article on Vermont 100 Women’s winner Beverley Anderson-Abbs. She also was the women’s winner at this year’s HURT 100. Vermont was her second of two races as she attempts to complete the Slam. Read about it all here.
Aloha Athletes ! Congratulations to everyone that participated in the Volcano Marathon and the various other distances. Of special note is the performance by 9 year old Jacob Dewald in the 10 mile race, winning the 1-13 age group in record time. What a super kid ! Back to the marathon. HURT had it’s share…
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