Training Log Archive: BorisGrIn the 1 days ending Mar 17, 2019:
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Sunday Mar 17, 2019 #
Orienteering 1:00:00 [2]
Sunday's first training was a control picking course. I went out into the woods, and followed each of the girls in my group for a few legs. It was fun to watch them orienteer and see everyone's strengths and things they needed to work on. We debriefed afterwards.
The final session was a one-person relay. I didn't run and stayed at the start/finish cheering. We had about 45 people start the relay, which is pretty good for the final training of the tough weekend. It was fun to spectate and cheer, and to witness some great head-to-head racing, highlighted by a spring to the finish for family bragging rights between Peggy and Nadim.
The cleanup and control pickup went smoothly, and we were all packed up and out the door by 3:30pm. Thanks to everyone who pitched in, in big ways and small. From my perspective, I think the camp went as smoothly as it could, and I got the impression that most participants got a lot out of the training.
The final session was a one-person relay. I didn't run and stayed at the start/finish cheering. We had about 45 people start the relay, which is pretty good for the final training of the tough weekend. It was fun to spectate and cheer, and to witness some great head-to-head racing, highlighted by a spring to the finish for family bragging rights between Peggy and Nadim.
The cleanup and control pickup went smoothly, and we were all packed up and out the door by 3:30pm. Thanks to everyone who pitched in, in big ways and small. From my perspective, I think the camp went as smoothly as it could, and I got the impression that most participants got a lot out of the training.