Press Release: Race Registration Online Now OluKai’s 4th Annual Ho’olaule’a Race & Celebration

Press Release: Race Registration Online Now OluKai’s 4th Annual Ho’olaule’a Race & Celebration

People arrive from around the globe to participate in the most amazing down wind race and ocean celebration in the world. Maliko Gulch is regarded as the fastest, most exciting body of water on the N. shore of Maui. The 4th Annual OluKai Ho’olaule’a is known around the world where the best waterman and water women will join and compete for big prizes.

Press Release: Race Registration Online Now OluKai’s 4th Annual Ho’olaule’a Race & Celebration

Downwind Stand Up Paddling Maui’s Maliko Gulch:Safety First Know Before you Go

Aloha I’m Suzie Cooney, SUP racer, SUP fitness specialist and I’m totally addicted to our Maui downwind paddling. Maliko Gulch is very exciting and a huge goal for some who travel from around the world to experience the 9 mile paddle on the N. Shore. However, with the popularity of SUP I feel compelled to write about how only the real experienced should venture down. Read more about what to know and how to be safe so your first experience is a good one. A hui’ ho! See you on the water!

Press Release: Race Registration Online Now OluKai’s 4th Annual Ho’olaule’a Race & Celebration

Maui: 2011 Third Annual OluKai Ho’olaule’a Ohana Fun Paddle & Pre Race SUP Highlights Video

I hope you can experience the rush of paddling out of the world famous Maliko Gulch on Maui’s N. Shore. This 8 mile down wind ride will blow your mind. The OluKai Ho’olaule’a is THE SUP event each and every year. The new division, Ohana Fun Paddle 3 miles, is a great way to start. DO NOT miss this event in 2012.. Aloha, Suzie Cooney of Suzie Trains Maui!

Press Release: Race Registration Online Now OluKai’s 4th Annual Ho’olaule’a Race & Celebration

Jenny Ryan Journeys to Maui to Experience the Magic of Maliko and the OluKai Ho’olaule’a

Jenny is an inpiration to me and many others. Her beauty shines through and kind appreciation for what Maui offers as an athlete and a visitor. Training for the Olukai Ho’olaule’a means more than paddling in a race to her. She is embracing the culture and the people that embrace her. Read more about Jenny’s journey.

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