Aloha Athletes, Heading back for more Trek loops again this weekend. Saturday: 6:00 a.m. start. Meeting down by the water pumping station (where Mango Madness started) below the Nature Center. Multiple loops at your own pace. Bring whatever hydration/nutrition you need. Sunday: same thing: 5:30 a.m. start. Hey, one final thing. Best of luck to…
Aloha! Welcome to our 19th Annual TTT. Wow!! How time flies, especially when you are enjoying yourselves in our HURT Trail Series. OK, here’s where we get a little serious on the mileage (50km or 30 miles), after all, this race marks the official beginning of H.U.R.T. training. As usual, there is no pre-registration, so…
How appropriate is it that Saturday in National Trail Running Day? As if you need any more motivation to get out there on run on Saturday, click here to read all about National Trail Running Day. Get out there and run! Aloha, Bob
PJ got some great photos from the finish of the Mauanwili Out and Back this past Saturday. I apologize for getting these up so late. Great shots PJ! Thanks. Click here to see them. The photos are all there even though it might look like three are missing. Click on the first one to enlarge…
Maui Perimeter Relay: (170+ miles/273.5+km) 22-24 July 2010 I flew to Maui after a busy 12 hour shift at the hospital after having been awake since 0430 on Thursday morning but that was okay as I was amped and ready to start our epic feat of doing a relay around the island of Maui…
Aloha Athletes, With the next race in he HURT Trail Series (Tantalus Triple Trek) on the schedule for September 4th, it is time to start running some Trek loops. Saturday: 6:00 a.m. start. Meeting down by the water pumping station (where Mango Madness started) below the Nature Center. Multiple loops at your own pace. Bring…
Absolutely none of us suffer from this issue. Nope. Not at all. 🙂 http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/17/health/nutrition/17best.html
Aloha Athletes, First a huge Mahalo to Marian and Neal for putting on an awesome race today. Neal's aid station had nice cold water and lots of support. It was fun to hear the cheers running into the aid station and the people there helping were awesome in getting us back out on the trail…
While Marian and Sarah were running Headlands, a few of us got together for a final "goodbye" to Gerry Brotherton, who passed away last November. He was the oldest living member of HURT (89). Gerry was one of the first ultrarunners in Hawaii, with an obsession for the more adventurous runs like "Telluride Get High",…
A nice article on Paul in The Maui News. So Paul, what's next? Paul has put together some nice races. Aloha, Bob
I spoke with Neal at 5:00 am today. Marian and Sarah are doing very well and were expected to arrive at the aid station at mile 96 at any minute. They are cold, wet and shivering from running all night in the fog, but are still smiling.
Runners, If you are not attending the selection show in Hawaii you can view the lottery as it is in progress here Lottery start time pushed back to 2:15. Aloha
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