It was back in the 1930's I believe, when an ad man came upon a great idea to promote his product. He got a crowd of women together and handed out his product and got them to walk down 5th Avenue in New York City while using it. He took pictures of it, got some…
Are's friends have set up the following web site to aid in the search for him. http://findare.blogspot.com/ This site contains a detailed map we have shared with them on the route and locations leading up to when Are went missing. The search is continuing as I write this. We have made contact with a pig…
Aloha Athletes, As of 7:00 a.m. this morning we have 14 volunteers getting ready to begin searching for Are. This includes search and rescue members of the Hawaii Trail and Mountain Club. Search and Rescue Hawaii, a professionally trained all volunteer group of dogs and their handlers are also taking part in today's search. We…
Aloha Athletes, This is hard to write this however I want all of you to know what has been going on the last few days. As many of you by now know, Are was out running with us on Saturday up at Peacock Flats. We left to head up Kealia Trail and wanted to get…
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Hi everyone, I was asked to forward this. Saturday May 21st is the 3rd or 4th annual 12 hours of Makawao forest. I forgot which # it is. Basically we'll be doing loops on the East/West trail approx 6 miles either mountain biking, running or hiking. There will be a handfull that will be doing…
Aloha Athletes, A couple of options this weekend. Saturday, we are heading back up to Peacock Flats. Meet behind Dillingham Air Tower at 6:30 a.m. for a day of training in the hills. The weather is supposed to clear by this weekend and it has been getting warmer so don't forget your electrolytes. On Sunday,…
Somthing to mull over… http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/03/09/when-exercise-is-too-much-of-a-good-thing/
We had several HURT runners racing at Miwok today. Congratulations to all of you!! 9:38:30 Paul Hopwood 10:36:40 Jeff Sanders 12:14:22 Nick Kaiser 13:39:33 Mauricio Puerto 13:44:02 Marian Yasuda 16:09:28 Jan McGriff
Aloha Athletes, Amazingly enough (given the recent and race day rains), runners showed up for the Run with a View. It was more like Run with Mud, Rain and Wind. The views were slightly obscured by clouds and rain at times. All in all, those who came seemed to have a blast. People finished looking…
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After you are finished with Run with a View and want a few more miles, feel free to join me on my South Loop 40 miler. Below are some approximate splits allowing for a popsicle, coffee and water. This run is my last prep run for a charity event in Baton Rouge on May 20th benefitting cancer research. Aloha…
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