Aloha Athletes, Paul Hopwood of Maui was the one lucky resident of Hawaii to get into the Hardrock 100 Endurance Run. The photo at the left shows Paul at the top of Haleakala for an early morning training run. This race takes place in mountains of southwestern Colorado with the start/finish in Silverton. The race…
Mauanawili Out & Back 22-Mile and Relay Run with the Pigs What: 22-mile solo or 2-person relay out and back on single-track trail through beautiful forest on the windward side of Oahu.When: Saturday, August 2, 2008 starting at 7:00 a.m. Please arrive by 6:30 a.m. to register and pay. Where: The Nuuanu-Pali Lookout (Click here for…
Aloha Athletes, After the long drive to Kaena Point this past Saturday, we will switch to running in some of our backyards. This training can be excellent for anyone running either a trail or road marathon because it involves some nice rolling hills in the garden, a good climb up to the Pali Lookout and…
Thank you to all the runners who came and ran the Kaena Point Firecracker 10 Miler on Saturday. We had 112 runners which is a record turnout for this race. Conditions were perfect as we had beautiful weather. I asked at the start of the race for runners to raise their hands if this was…
I found this by Cynci "TRN" Calvin with assistance from fellow TRN, Dave Creek. Click the link below You know you are a Trail Running Newby IF… See you on the 5th at the Kaena Point Firecracker 10 miler.
Aloha Athletes, The Big Bang is Here!! Saturday, is the Kaena Point Firecracker 10 Mile Race. This is always a popular race in the trail series and typically draws a big crowd from visiting fast road runners to dedicated trail runners and even those who just want a chance to hike Kaena Point. As with…
Lots of people training all over the island this weekend. Paul did a great job filling us in on the Friday evening session. Mike, How was Maunawili? Any newbie introductions like what happened Friday evening? I know Jeff, Larry and Huddy were up above Dillingham on Sunday early and Steve was out there on some…
Just as planned: a few newbies and a few oldies makes for a great time. We met at 6pm below Nature Center with some new faces to give it a whirl. One new face was Meagan, in town for a while and new to ultra running although, you would never know it. Maricio trash talked…
Recognize any of these kids?? (Click on the photo to enlarge it) If so, you might think they are a bit sad about something. Maybe they got something taken away from them or they didn’t get what they wanted?? Only some of you might be able to identify the two characters on each end. On…
Michelle Regn having some fun up on Kuliouou trail.
The above title comes directly from the Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run web site.That’s some good news. I received this photo from Marian’s sister. You can see it’s pretty smoky. Cheryl said they will bring back other photos with them. Kinda looks like our recent bad Vog days here in Hawaii. If you want…
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