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 == References ==
-http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orienteering
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-Photos Session One 1. What is Orienteering
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 The sport involves travelling through a course of controls where a card is stamped or a question is answered before moving on to the next control and on to the finish. The winner is the person to have the shortest time getting to all controls. Another version is a scored event where the competitor chooses which controls to visit in a set time. In this event the controls have different score values and points are deducted for being over time.
 In some competitions there are multiday events and have ability recognised courses. White Courses for the beginner, Yellow Courses, Orange Courses, Red Courses for the more experienced.
-Map and compass skills are an advantage for beginners and for experienced competitors a  must.
+Map and compass skills are an advantage for beginners and for experienced competitors a must.
 Orienteering Clubs usually have an Event each month. Events can include the following modes of transportation: running, mountain biking, canoeing, snow skiing, night events, memory events.
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 Magnetic north line, and other symbols.
 [[Image:Percorso di orientamento (ita).png |thumb|left|120px|Course Symbols]]
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 Course starts at the triangle and ends at the double circle symbol
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 # North on dial
 # Magnetic needle north end
-# Liquid filed housing with graduated dial and orienting  line
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 # Direction of travel arrow
 # Magnifying lens
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 Knoll, small knoll, depression, small hole, small depression, earth bank, Re-entrant, hill, pond, rocks and boulders.
 There are more formations that you can recognize with time and experience.
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 Stop (Red): When you are near the next control stop have a good look around check the map see where you have to go immediately after the control.
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 My family consists of me, my wife, 4 children. Oldest son is working in the NZRAF, next son at present working for Downers working on Christchurch southern motorway, daughter 1 after graduating at University Canterbury did a stint of waitressing at Mt Cook then worked at Big Lake Youth Camp in Oregon in the Summer and at Whistler Canada for the winter. COViD 19 came so she returned to NZ daughter 2 graduated at UC and is now working in aged care sector.
-Currently I am the Director of the Invercargill Pathfinder Club. Have been involved in Pathfindering leadership in various positions for about 41 years  Received PLA badge. Love the outdoors: tramping, canoeing, music (piano keyboard and singing).
+Currently I am the Director of the Invercargill Pathfinder Club. Have been involved in Pathfindering leadership in various positions for about 41 years Received PLA badge. Love the outdoors: tramping, canoeing, music (piano keyboard and singing).
 My church life is busy sometimes too busy. I have reduced my church profile over the last few years. Limiting my tasks to AV team leader, Sabbath School Various. Church Clerk and of course Pathfinders.
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 Invercargill Pathfinder Club.
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 The Silva compass is a very good one to use on map work. It has a plastic see through base. To get a good picture with a label of what each part is called check out google images.
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 The map scale is normally 1:7500, but other scales are also produced for various purposes. 1:15000 means that one mm on the map represents 15000 mm on the ground which equates to 1mm on the map equalling 15 metres on the ground
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-==Session 1 – Basics==
+==1. Session One – Basics==
-===What is Orienteering?===
+===a. What is Orienteering?===
 [[Image:Tajfuto.jpg|thumb|150px|right|An orienteer at a control point]]
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 Orienteering Clubs usually have an Event each month. Events can include the following modes of transportation: running, mountain biking, canoeing, snow skiing, night events, memory events.
-===Explain the map symbols===
+===b. Explain the map symbols===
 The map symbols can be divided into several groups: Land forms, rock and boulders, water and marsh, vegetation, man-made features, technical symbols, and overprinting symbols. The symbols used should be explained in a separate legend section.
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 The course is printed in purple colour. It consists of symbols for start, control points, control numbers, lines between control points, and finish. Extra information may also be shown, such as dangerous area, forbidden route, first aid post, and refreshment point.
-===Name all the parts of a compass===
+===c. Name all the parts of a compass===
 The Silva compass is a very good one to use on map work. It has a plastic see through base. To get a good picture with a label of what each part is called check out google images.
 Some competitors make a small compass that is attached to the thumb.
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 # Dial graduations 360 deg
-===Orientate your map using a compass===
+===d. Orientate your map using a compass===
 All Orienteering maps have magnetic grid lines. Line up the compass magnetic needle to parallel the magnetic grid lines.
-===Complete your first course===
+===e. Complete your first course===
 Find a club close to you. Most have their programmes on a web site. Pay the small fee to compete. This pays for your map and helps the club cover operating costs. Compasses can sometimes be borrowed from the club. Have lots of fun. Feel free to ask the organizers lots of helpful questions. Usually the club will send you a monthly newsletter with the results of the courses. This is a cheap family activity. You do not need any special clothing, unless you get more experienced and enter lots of national competitions.
-==Session 2 – Advanced Map Work==
+==2. Session Two – Advanced Map Work==
-===Show your knowledge of land formations===
+===a. Show your knowledge of land formations===
 Knoll, small knoll, depression, small hole, small depression, earth bank, Re-entrant, hill, pond, rocks and boulders.
 There are more formations that you can recognize with time and experience.
-===Show your knowledge of contour lines===
+===b. Show your knowledge of contour lines===
 Contour lines are lines of the same altitude and can be 2.5 m apart, so small differences in land forms are easy to spot. These lines also give a good idea of the shape of the land you are to travel through and this may alter the line of travel choice to get to the next control.
-===Show your understanding of scale===
+===c. Show your understanding of scale===
 The map scale is normally 1:7500, but other scales are also produced for various purposes. 1:15000 means that one mm on the map represents 15000 mm on the ground which equates to 1mm on the map equalling 15 metres on the ground
-===Show how to set your compass to a bearing===
+===d. Show how to set your compass to a bearing===
 [[Image:CompassUseTargetMarked.jpg|thumb|Setting compass to a bearing]]
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-===Complete a theoretical orienteering exercise===
+===e. Complete a theoretical orienteering exercise===
 A good exercise for a group is to find a reasonably flat area of ground. Mark the starting spot. Prepare to walk on a 180 deg bearing get one of your group to walk 20 steps on the bearing the compass holder cab correct his walk then the rest of the group joins him, swap rolls and continue for another 20 steps. Repeat this 3 more times. Next the group walks 10 steps on a 90 deg bearing. Prepare to walk on a 360 deg bearing and go in stages as before. After the 5 stages find how close you are to the start mark. The group should be 20 steps away from the mark and it should be on a bearing of 270 deg. Another exciting version of this is to have slightly sloping ground and do it at night with candles or torches.
-===Complete a Scored Event===
+===f. Complete a Scored Event===
 '''Score Event'''
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-==Session 3 – Further Techniques==
+==3. Session Three – Further Techniques==
-===Show your knowledge of “aiming off”===
+===a. Show your knowledge of “aiming off”===
 This is a technique of purposely going of the compass bearing knowing that you are heading for a fence, path, small track. For example you are not following a track but though easy run able open forest your next control is 250 m away on a 90 deg bearing along a fence line. To save time in finding the control you purposely choose to head slightly to the left of the bearing so you know once you get to the fence line the control has to be along the fence a bit to your right. With out ”aiming off” if you stuck to the bearing and arrived at the fence and you were not accurate enough you would not know if the control was to the left or to the right.
-===Show your knowledge of using “attack points”===
+===b. Show your knowledge of using “attack points”===
 Large or obvious features near control
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-===Find your own pace count===
+===c. Find your own pace count===
 Walk for 500m counting how may steps you have taken. From this you can really accurately measure distance you need to travel on a map to the reality of walking a trail so you know where you are and how close you are to the next control or track junction turn off.
-===Explain your understanding of “stoplight thinking”===
+===d. Explain your understanding of “stoplight thinking”===
 Stop (Red): When you are near the next control stop have a good look around check the map see where you have to go immediately after the control.
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 Go (Green): No need to hang around and give the controls position away to another searcher, and you already know where to go next so go man go!!
-===Prepare an Orienteering Map===
+===e. Prepare an Orienteering Map===
 While map drawing earlier was done by hand, in later years special programs have been developed for construction of digital maps.
-===Complete a night course===
+===f. Complete a night course===
 Lots of fun. Take a good torch hand held or a head lamp. Some purists do not like you having a real powerful torch. For the first time choose an easier course than that you would normally do in the day time.

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