HURT 100 Video from Paul Sibley
As many of you know, Paul Sibley had his own reasons for completing the HURT 100 this year. A year ago, he pulled out after being diagnosed with cancer. Click this link to view his success in 2007.
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As many of you know, Paul Sibley had his own reasons for completing the HURT 100 this year. A year ago, he pulled out after being diagnosed with cancer. Click this link to view his success in 2007.
Leon Draxler sent me a disc with a lot of great photo's from the HURT 100. Some are a bit dark but they show great shots of the trails and of the runners.
Click here to view the photos.
Thanks Leon!
I'm back on the mainland but I wanted to point out to the blog that David Carlsson not only completed 100k at HURT but a week later placed 'first' in the Hilo to Volcano run in case you guys didn't know. Great work for a guy who a month ago was just trying to get under 3 hours at Honolulu Marathon (and he did). I'm pretty sure this is the same guy (last name misspelled in Big Dog's results) as I talked to him before the race and he is the only David in the finishers. He was camping near Akaka Falls and said ran into the New Mexico HURT runners.
I was still sore and could barely stay ahead of the Cowman though it was nice to have a course with only a few banyan roots in the first ½ mile.
http://www.jtltiming.com/results/h2v.html
I received a link via e-mail from Alethea to some more HURT 100 photos. Click here to view.
Thanks Alethea!!
matt hart | nuun active hydration
web address: http://nuun.com/shop/Thanks Matt!
Here's some more great photos from the Mudd Butt Cafe aka Nuuanu Aid Station.
Click here to view the album. Remember to click on the first photo to enlarge it.
Congratulations to all the 100M and 100K finishers at the HURT Trail 100 this past weekend. You were all fantastic out there!
For any successful race, there are many behind-the-scene individuals who put great time and effort into making everything come together.
I would like to extend a heartfelt “Mahalo” to the following individuals and their -Aid Station crews:
Vernon Char, Carolyn Hayashi, and crew did another outstanding job at Paradise Park in Manoa. Vernon has run this aid station for every HURT - his early morning pancakes are legendary!
John and PJ worked very, very hard at Nature Center to track runners and get them back out on the course, certainly no easy task. Their traditional Kalua Pig sandwiches made great fuel for many entrants.
Don Fallis and volunteers marked the course before race day, then returned Monday to take everything down. Don worked hard to keep the timing board updated.
Without Joel Jenkins and his Medical crew’s hard work, many runners would have called it a day and gone home to nurse their blisters and aches. Joel was literally everywhere! His professionalism and attention to detail is second to none.
As for Mudd Butt’s Café in Nuuanu, I owe a deep debt to Patricia Carroll, who was my right hand. Besides putting up with my planning for the entire year preceding HURT, Trish packed all runner bags, helped at the pre-race check-in, and assembled the post-race lucky draw gifts. She then worked the aid station for +36 hours from the initial set-up. Trish made sure runners got their drop bags and assisted with timing and tracking of runners. I believe her when she said running the race is easier!
Mae Martinez and Vanessa Huff also worked the entire 36 hours – their organization and constant attention to detail amazed me! Mae also helped purchase much of the necessary supplies for our aid station. At Mudd Butt’s Café, Mae kept the supplies organized and the food flowing in the food tent. If you have every wondered where those lovely Hawaiian Print bags come from, Mae sews each one!
Vanessa kept up our timing sheet, updated the runner board, and worked with the Ham Radio operators for the entire race. Her wonderful kids, Katie and Matthew, along with Bryson took injured runners back to NC and made our pizza run. Vanessa also took care of her hubby, the “Huffer”, when he pulled in… again, no easy task!
Neil and Marian Yasuda not only worked in the morning, but they also paced local runners on loop #3. The Yasudas then returned Sunday morning to help break everything down and transport gear back to the NC.
Fellow runner, Freddy Halmes was the maestro in our kitchen, keeping runners fed and hydrated. Freddy had so much fun he stayed through the evening until Sunday morning!
Good friend Christine Shiinoke flew in from San Francisco, just to work the aid station on Saturday. She then geared up to pace Steph on loop #3. What an animal!
My fellow worker Clinton Wong, dropped in early Saturday morning to help set up the lights and anything electrical – his expertise was most appreciated!
Toby Kravet, our esteemed bell ringer, did a wonderful job. We certainly knew when runners were approaching the aid station! Next time we will give him a kazoo to go along with the bell.
Peggy Regentine, Stote Farnham, Jane Sarven, Heather McCafferty, Johnny Landeza, Les Omura, Jim Carr, and Naomi Sakai did a fantastic job keeping the liquids flowing and the runners going! A very special thanks to Jane for filling up our water cans and returning later in the evening to work some more. Jonathan Miller came Sunday afternoon to help with breakdown and clean-up.
Almost all our workers are long-time road and or trail runners who graciously gave up their free time to help. Thank you all so much for your time and assistance!
Mike
We're still missing an iPod Shuffle. Now that all of you have had time to get home and unpack all of your race bags, did anyone find an iPod Shuffle? We sure would like it back, no questions asked.
They are so small, it would be easy to miss. The last I saw it, I gave it to Barbi at the end of Loop 2/Start of Loop 3, at the Nature Center and she was putting it in a ziplock bag. She thought it ended up in my drop bag. Unfortunately it did not. I feel really bad since it was hers and I was borrowing it for the race.
So how are your legs? I got out and ran this morning. My legs are fine, I just found myself getting winded fast. I thought that was strange.
Aloha, Bob
Hawaii runner Arturs Pridanovs was out on the trails during the HURT 100 and around some of the aid stations taking lots (200+) of photographs. Click here to view. Click on the first one to enlarge it.
He got some great shots. Fun for me to see as I get to see everyone else. If you see something you like here, I might be able to e-mail you the original if you ask nice. :-)
For those whose shots are a bit blurry, you were just moving way to fast!
Thanks Arturs!
Enjoy.
Here are a couple of links to Krissy and Matt's individual sites. They both have brief write-ups about their experience at HURT. Their sites are also a great way to keep up with these two amazing athletes.
Click here For Krissy.
Click here For Matt.
Aloha, Bob
(First day back in regular shoes!)
Matt and his team put together a great photo story of Matt's HURT 100 Mile run this past weekend. This is a great photo story of one man's story of success. Congratulations Matt!
Click here to see his story.
Just a quick link to photo's from the dinner last night. Click here to view. I tried to add a few captions. You will have to click the first photo to enlarge it to see the captions.
I know a lot of others took photos throughout the race. Feel free to send those to me and I will get them posted here.
Aloha, Bob
Race Director John Salmonson put together this as the cover page to the printed results given out at the post race dinner last night.
There were 98 starters, 41 100 K finishers, 17 DNFs and a record 39 100 mile finishers!
25 of the 100 mile finishers finished after 3:00PM on Sunday!
25 of the HURT 7 starters are from Hawaii (a record)!
11 of the HURT 7 finishers are from Hawaii (a record)!
After 5 years, we had 4 women finishers, after 2007, we now have 12!
Jimmy Wrublik became our youngest (and happiest 100 mile finisher)!
We had two father and son combinations............Roger and Jimmy Wrublik and Bill and Alex Osheroff.
Here's the distribution by state...........AZ-3, BC-1, CA-18, CO-5, Canada-1, CT-3, FL-3, Japan-1, MD-3, ME-1, NE-1, NM-3, NV-1, NY-1, OH-2, UK-1, UT-7, VA-4, WA-8, & WI-1.
Mike Muench set a new record with the closest finish to the cut off time.........35:50!
The dinner was excellent: great company, funny stories, and lots of ALOHA!
That is what makes HURT so special. I hope to get some photos from the dinner up soon.
Aloha, Bob
Well, after a little rest, here are the "Unofficial" results from HURT 2007. We had three new course records and lots of first time finishers. The post race dinner is tonight where many race stories will be shared.
We hope to get pictures and some individual race reports up later.
Congratulations to the winners and to all the runners.
Click here to see the results.
We lost connectivity for quite a while, life in the jungle.....click HERE for the latest news.
Keeping this as simple as possible while transmitting from the Hawaii Nature Center. For the most recent update please Click Here
Click on the link to see an excel file with the recent race information in progress. Click Here
Typepad was down for scheduled maintenance tonight. Ugh! Anyway, I was able to load up some photos from tonight's pre-race meeting. It was fun to see everyone. Lots of new faces too. Best of luck to everyone.
It's going to be a great race!!
Click here to see the photo's. Remember to click on the first photo and they will get bigger. Sorry--didn't have time for captions.
Off to sleep! Aloha, Bob
Lots of last minute race preparation going on today. Trails are being marked, aid station supplies are being packed and rechecked, and some of us are still organizing our drop bags.
We've got the pre-race meeting this afternoon (3:30 p.m. at the Nature Center) which is always fun as it is a great time to see all the runners prior to the start.
Important Note: To communicate with this site during the race, use the comments feature and click on comments after each post. Race volunteers will be busy and with the addition of HAM radio volunteers, we hope to be able to offer regular and frequent updates. I will be running so I will obviously not be checking my e-mail until Monday.
Good luck to all the runners!! Aloha, Bob
We wanted to get out a pre-race Mahalo (Thank You) to some of the HURT 100 Mile Endurance Run Supporters. The following companies and individuals have contributed in various ways to make the race a success. We appreciate their generous support. Please support them. A complete list will be put together after the race.
Current (but not complete) list of donors posted below:
Paul Curren: Montrail - www.Montrail.com
Erik Herman: Clif - www.ClifBar.com
George Plomarity: Patagonia - www.Patagonia.com
John O'Malley: Ultimate Direction, Two-Toms - www.UltimateDirection.com, www.2Toms.com
Krissy Moehl: Nathan - www.Nathansports.com
Matthew Hart and Katherine Bex: Nunn Active Hydration - www.PenguinBrands.com
Joel Jenkins: Thorlo - www.Thorlo.com
Ray Woo: Runner's HI - www.RunnersHI.net
Mae Martinez: HURT member, creator of runner's Hawaiian Print Bags
Tesh Teshima: Raceday Photos for all HURTs
Toby Hirashima and Vanessa Huff: Express Trucking
Clyde Kaneshiro: Honolulu Disposal Service, Inc.
We will continue the tradition of having the post-race dinner at the Willows Restaurant in Honolulu. Please let us know at the pre-race meeting if you are coming so we can get an estimate of how many people will be attending. This dinner is a great time to connect with other runners and crew, tell and listen to all of the race stories, and just relax in the great atmosphere of the Willows after the race. Dress is casual-post race.
Click here for a link to the Willow's web site.
Click here for menu info.
Click here for address and a map link.
A lot of people showed up for today's fun run--the last trail run before the HURT 100. There was a minor glitch at the beginning as the lower gate to the Nature Center parking lot was locked until past 7:00 a.m. Finally a resident who lives up there was leaving and opened the gate. Many of us were just parked on the road below the gate.
Though it was raining at the start and the sky looked threatening, we had no rain on our ten mile loop. With all the rain we have had this past week, the course was pretty wet and muddy. I was surprised how much blow-down there was of trees. Obviously it's been windy up there this past week as well.
When we finished the loop, we came across the HURT Race Directors and crew. They were discussing race details and some HAM radio operators were testing their equipment. That's cool that we will have the HAM radio folks helping us out this year. We should be able to communicate much more effectively between aid stations and also be able to post good updates here for those following the race on-line.
Get lots of rest this week, eat healthy, and pack those drop bags, and see you at the pre-race meeting! Aloha, Bob
Scroll Down This Page for the Latest HURT 100 Updates. The most recent RACE UPDATE will always be posted right under this post.
Welcome to the information page for the HURT 100 Mile Endurance Run on January 13 and 14. The race starts on Saturday at 6:00 a.m. Hawaiian time (-10H GMT) . There is a 36 hour time limit and all racers must be off the course by 6:00 p.m. Sunday. There are 100 entrants in the 2007 race. Runners/Bib Numbers
The course consists of 5 times around a 20 mile loop. HURT Course Map. The course has very little flat sections and runners are usually running either up or down a hill. Additionally, the trails are covered with lots of roots and rocks. Course Elevation Profile.
There are three aid stations. The first aid station is at Paradise Park in the back of Manoa Valley. The second aid station is at Jackass Ginger in Nuuanu Valley and the third aid station is the start/finish at the Hawaii Nature Center in Makiki Valley. The distance between each aid station is between 5.4 and 7.3 miles.
On the right side of this site are other links related to the race. Please check back once the race starts as we will update the site with runner positions.
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