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Hawaii
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The Eclectic Origins of the HURT 100 Ultra Marathon
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In the early 80's, an eclectic group of runners in Hawaii became discontent with running marathon distances. Soon, their HURT Ohana (Hawaiian Ultra Running Team) began to grow and organize, and training for the Western States and other races included routinely summiting the 10,000 ft. Haleakala. That training run has developed into one of the most deceiving ultramarathons on the planet. Find more about the full film on their website and Kickstarter.
