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Wednesday Dec 19, 2018 #
7 AM
BBA 20:00 [2] 3.0 km (6:40 / km)
2 PM
Orienteering 1:18:03 [3] *** 10.54 km (7:24 / km) +262m 6:35 / km
19c
Absolutely beautiful forest. Extremely fun.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/TGbE4WjvZ7hmbiFB9
I let Ian start before me so there was at least a bit of pressure on him to stay ahead and a bit on me to catch him.
Caught him at 4 and told him to stick with me and watch how I orienteered.
Then I let him lead a few legs and gave him some feedback, until I stopped focusing on the way to 8 and lost contact completely. Ugh. Yes, maintaining focus doesn't just happen, Greg.
The forest was really open, runnable, and fun. But it wasn't too open, which I really like. It felt much more pure that way. Natural. There were sections of dense saplings, rocky ground, and other obstacles. But that just makes it more interesting.
Once I can get more people out here, this will be a really good area for some one-man relays to work on high-pressure situations.
Control Count: 221
https://photos.app.goo.gl/TGbE4WjvZ7hmbiFB9
I let Ian start before me so there was at least a bit of pressure on him to stay ahead and a bit on me to catch him.
Caught him at 4 and told him to stick with me and watch how I orienteered.
Then I let him lead a few legs and gave him some feedback, until I stopped focusing on the way to 8 and lost contact completely. Ugh. Yes, maintaining focus doesn't just happen, Greg.
The forest was really open, runnable, and fun. But it wasn't too open, which I really like. It felt much more pure that way. Natural. There were sections of dense saplings, rocky ground, and other obstacles. But that just makes it more interesting.
Once I can get more people out here, this will be a really good area for some one-man relays to work on high-pressure situations.
Control Count: 221