Remove map between controls
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- | |Description=Exercise for compass orienteering in which the area between controls is erased using OCAD or drawn black using a covering marker pen. | + | |Description=Exercise for compass orienteering in which the area between controls is erased using OCAD or drawn black using a covering marker pen. You need to relocate with the features available when you come into the part with map. |
|Aim=Learn to run on accurate compass course without any other map reading. | |Aim=Learn to run on accurate compass course without any other map reading. | ||
|Target Level=Elite level, Junior level, Intermediate level | |Target Level=Elite level, Junior level, Intermediate level | ||
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|Terrain=Rather flat terrain. | |Terrain=Rather flat terrain. | ||
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Current revision as of 10:00, 11 April 2010
Orienteering Exercise: Remove map between controls
Key information
Exercise Type: | Compass, Relocation |
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Target Level: | Elite level, Junior level, Intermediate level |
Intensity: | Low, Medium, High |
Preparation time: | Less than 5 minutes |
OCAD Required: | No |
Min participants: | 1 |
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Exercise for compass orienteering in which the area between controls is erased using OCAD or drawn black using a covering marker pen. You need to relocate with the features available when you come into the part with map.
Aim: | Learn to run on accurate compass course without any other map reading. |
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Variants: | Possible to use star-orienteering or small loops in order to use the best parts of the terrain. |
Aids: | Either OCAD or a black covering marker pen. |
Terrain: | Rather flat terrain. |
Preparations: | The preparation time is higher for OCAD (15-20 minutes) than for the case with a black covering marker pen - depending on the number of participants.
Make a normal orienteering course, preferably in flat terrain. Cover the area between control with a black marker pen - or alternatively if using OCAD, remove the area between the controls in OCAD. For the latter, see Tips on OCAD usage. |
Tips: | Use flat terrain if possible. Try to have a path/road or other clearly identifiable features behind the controls (and also visible on the map) to avoid big time-consuming mistakes. Ask the participants to note (and make statistics) about which side of the control they land at (left or right or straight hit) including distance from the control. Use GPS to see how well the runners perform. |
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