Discussion: Sunday's HVO Central Park Sprint
in: Orienteering; General
Mar 15, 2006 5:03 PM
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I thought I'd repost this question under a different title (I originally posted it in the first Central Park Sprint thread) in the hope that it doesn't get lost in the mix. Anyway, any help with this question would be much appreciated--thanks.
Could someone from HVO please confirm the time schedule for the sprint and other courses for this Sunday's meet at Central Park. The website says starts are from 11-1 (with courses closing at 3, I presume). OK, that's standard operating procedure, but is the sprint just anytime during that time frame, or will there be an effort to try and run everyone together within 30 seconds of each other? If so, when would the sprint start?
Also, are there any projected course lengths for the Green and Red Courses, and if so, could you please pass them along. I didn't see them noted on the HVO website, but perhaps I'm just missing them.
The timing of everything would be helpful for those of us who are contemplating coming into town for just this meet.
Many thanks.
Could someone from HVO please confirm the time schedule for the sprint and other courses for this Sunday's meet at Central Park. The website says starts are from 11-1 (with courses closing at 3, I presume). OK, that's standard operating procedure, but is the sprint just anytime during that time frame, or will there be an effort to try and run everyone together within 30 seconds of each other? If so, when would the sprint start?
Also, are there any projected course lengths for the Green and Red Courses, and if so, could you please pass them along. I didn't see them noted on the HVO website, but perhaps I'm just missing them.
The timing of everything would be helpful for those of us who are contemplating coming into town for just this meet.
Many thanks.
Mar 15, 2006 8:14 PM
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We let you start for the sprint whenever you want to go out between 11 and one.
I will check with the Jeremy Colgan to ask him about the course length.
CP has very specific rules about where to go, what to cross and what to avoid. As far as I know, the out-of-bound will be marked as such on the map.
I will check with the Jeremy Colgan to ask him about the course length.
CP has very specific rules about where to go, what to cross and what to avoid. As far as I know, the out-of-bound will be marked as such on the map.
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