Well done and thank you to everyone who joined us for the Iain special 50@50 event on Stickle Pike on Monday ! We hope you enjoyed your run and joining us for a celebration of our 50th Anniversary.
Rowan has sent in a few photos from the day - if you have any others, please do share them with us !
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Orienteering is a sport that combines map reading and running. Competitors have to find their way between a series of checkpoints, called controls, as quickly as possible. This can be running, but there are many who jog or walk. There’s no set route between the controls, so you have to decide which way to go and then find your way there without getting lost.
You take part individually, and you don’t get to see the map with the course on it until the race starts, so you can’t plan your route or check out where the controls are in advance. The fastest person to visit all the controls in the right order is the winner.
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British Orienteering Race Calendar - www.britishorienteering.org.uk/page/event
Lakeland Orienteering Club has achieved Sport England Clubmark accreditation. Clubmark is the Sport England cross sport quality accreditation for clubs with junior sections.