A new race has just been added to the HURT Trail Series schedule! On Saturday, May 26 at 7 AM, will be the "RUN FOR GEORGE". This will be a fundraiser for our good buddy, George Ramos, who is battling cancer. We've scheduled this the day before the "Paddle for George" event so you can…
Aloha Athletes, This week we are offering a typically, dry option for those of you still drying your shoes from this past Saturday's Run with a View. If you have never run Peacock, now is the time to do this. Of course, this is for early birds (and the fact some people think getting up…
Aloha Athletes, Great race today with wet and muddy conditions–perfect HURT weather. That's 2-years in a row. Race Director's Cheryl and Don did an incredible job organizing essentially an opening or kick-off party for Cinco de Mayo. There were muddy bodies and a lot of smiles at the finish. I know Cheryl and Don had…
Greetings friends, As most of you know, our buddy, George Ramos, is battling cancer. In addition to being a HURT runner, George is a legendary long distance paddle boarder, having completed EVERY Molokai crossing since it's inception. George has been out of work for several months now, and as it turns out, cancer ain't cheap! …
So I finally made it out to the SD100 course to scope it out…wow…how beautiful that course is going to be. I had to choose between sight seeing over the vistas or tripping down the trail…safety first of course! Goods and bads to every course. Its not quite the sustained climbing of HURT, but it…
Aloha Athletes: Start your Cinco de Mayo day off right with a trail run! The HURT Trail Series race will get your heart pounding with a nice climb up the road before continuing the climb up the trail. Hey, we wouldn't want it to be easy right? Race Start is 7:00 a.m. Distance: 8 miles…
Aloha Athletes, Last Saturday's run sounded like it was really fun. Some surprise runners–who helped everyone learn–just because you are fast, doesn't help you finish first if you don't know the route. In any case, back for another week of fun and to help everyone learn the route, another training day out on the Run…
Hi all, I thought of tapping into the collective wisdom of the HURT population to get some suggestions and/or advice on good running hydration backpacks and vests. Also where to get said packs. Thank you all for your opinions, Mark Speck.
Aloha Athletes, Well based on some comments I saw, Peacock was beautiful this past Saturday. Hope to make it up there sometime soon. This week though we are heading to do a preview of the course for the next HURT Trail Series race in May. The Run with a View course is a fun and…
Aloha Athletes, Cheryl says back to Peacock this week. Meeting at the parking area behind the Dillingham Airfield control tower. Start time will be 6:30 a.m. It is starting to warm up so make sure you take some type of electrolytes and your sunscreen. Plan on taking with you at least 60 oz. of water/hydration….
Aloha Athletes, Here are top three men and women from this past Saturday's race. Thanks to Enjoy for the baskets! I think getting photos of top three should be a new tradition. Aloha, Bob
Aloha Athletes, Well it looks like I really missed out on some fun this morning at the HURT Trail Series race. For those of you that were there–as usual the HURT races finish with quite a spread of food. From what I have seen in some photos–there seems to have been an Easter theme. The…
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