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Race Evaluation

Rocky Mountain 1000 Day: Stampede

Anna

1. The course was too small for me to read right away, so I followed Peter Gagarin.
2. Lost contact with the map, followed everyone to #32, then figured out where I was and kept going.
3. Up over the saddle.
4. Easy downhill to marsh.
5. I think I ran back with Jeff.
6. Knew my way since I'd already gone there.
7. Ran up onto saddle.
8. Saw it on the rocks.
9. Followed Jeff back.
10. Planned to hit trail junction and go between the 2 "bare rock" areas. They were actually "disturbed ground," so I went through one while I watched Jeff take the trail between. This was confusing, and I didn't figure it out until later. He, Holly, and I went over the top of the reentrant, and I saw each rock feature as I passed.
11. Followed my compass through the field but cut into the woods too early, thinking I was at the end of the field. I ran through the woods reading the contours and found it fine, except that it was one reentrant further than I'd thought. The woods running wasn't too bad.
12. I looked at this leg and set my compass because I didn't see an obvious attack point. There was really no need because of the long line of people ahead of me. I looked at my map while climbing the hill, then read the contours on the way down. We passed a reentrant junction on the red line at the bottom. By then I had an attack point: the reentrant right before the control, and I'd gone left so I'd hit it. We crossed a reentrant then got to my attack point, but I was braindead after the climbing and thought that I was looking for the boulder in the reentrant. (I was confused when nobody else stopped there to punch.) Then I figured it out and kept going.
13. I think Jeff had caught me again on the hill, and he was with me on this one. More climb, this time in the woods.
14. Others went right a little, and I wondered why. I hesitated a lot and then went straight. I read the contours then came out into the field. The group was running down the reentrant north of the hill, so I was confused. I might've followed them if Jeff hadn't kept going. I need more confidence in myself when I'm tired like that; big groups make mistakes, too. I went a little lower than Jeff to the marsh.
15. I hated this leg because of the steep climb and easy navigation. I refused to run.
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Total Time Lost - 00:00:00


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