Discussion: JWOC spectating from a distance
in: Orienteering; General
Jun 19, 2015 3:27 PM
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barb:
From Dag Ausen at this year's JWOC, when I asked what will be available for those of us watching from home: "live results, live GPS, live sound and live video (from big screen production) if we succeed."
The first race will be Sunday July 5. Norway is 6 hours ahead of Boston, and 9 hours ahead of LA.
Race times:
www.jwoc2015.org
The first race will be Sunday July 5. Norway is 6 hours ahead of Boston, and 9 hours ahead of LA.
Race times:
- 7/5 (Sprint): 11:00-14:30
- 7/6 (Middle qual): 11:30-14:30
- 7/7 (Middle final): 10:30-11:30, 12:00-15:30
- 7/9 (Long): 9:00-16:00
- 7/10 (Relay): 9:00-11:00 Men; 10:20-12:15 Women
www.jwoc2015.org
Jun 26, 2015 2:21 PM
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barb:
The US junior team and friends are competing at the Norsk O Fest today and tomorrow. Today, runners in the W20E and M20E categories will be GPS tracked, live!
Today's starts:
In W20E: Amanda J (17:40), Evalin B (17:47), Melanie S (17:49), Pia B (Canadian, 17:42)
In M20E: Michael L (17:33), Matej Sebo (17:54), Austin F (18:01), Will H (18:03), Morten J (18:22).
In W18E: Tyra C (17:59), Isabel F (18:18), Emma W (Canadian, 18:03).
In M18E: Addison B (18:17).
In W16: Julia D (18:05)
Norway is 6 hours ahead of US east coast time. For live tracking and results, see http://www.liveresultater.no/livesider/livesenter....
Today's starts:
In W20E: Amanda J (17:40), Evalin B (17:47), Melanie S (17:49), Pia B (Canadian, 17:42)
In M20E: Michael L (17:33), Matej Sebo (17:54), Austin F (18:01), Will H (18:03), Morten J (18:22).
In W18E: Tyra C (17:59), Isabel F (18:18), Emma W (Canadian, 18:03).
In M18E: Addison B (18:17).
In W16: Julia D (18:05)
Norway is 6 hours ahead of US east coast time. For live tracking and results, see http://www.liveresultater.no/livesider/livesenter....
Jun 26, 2015 3:22 PM
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barb:
Just under 20 minutes to the start of live tracking on Evalin, Amanda, Melanie and Pia. https://events.loggator.com/20150626D1920
Jun 26, 2015 3:25 PM
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barb:
10 minutes to start of live tracking for men 20E: https://events.loggator.com/20150626H1920
Jun 30, 2015 8:51 PM
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Jul 1, 2015 11:03 AM
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Jul 4, 2015 12:58 PM
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In terms of JWOC Tour, who else besides Thomas Laraia (USA) and David Svoboda (CAN) are there from Northern America? (Not counting Guy who was not able to travel to it)
Jul 4, 2015 5:15 PM
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andreais: A quick glance at the start list for day 1 revealed the following familiar names: Rachel May (D16), Louise Oram (D21-), Abbigail May (D40-), Marketa Graham (D50-), Trond May (H11-12), David Svoboda (H15), Thomas Laraia (H15), Leif Blake (H16), Tomas Graham (H17-18), Thomas Nipen (H21-), Brian May (H40-), Brian Graham (H50-), Tom Hollowell (H50-). Probably missed someone. I know Stefan Bergstrom is there, but he is not on the start list, probably because he is the team leader of the Canadian team.
Jul 4, 2015 6:34 PM
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barb:
Links to start lists, race information, live results, GPS tracks, video & audio streams, splits, maps and weather will be available at http://www.jwoc2015.org/. First race will be tomorrow, Sunday 5 July. The Sprint will take place from 11:00 to 14:30 Norway time (i.e., starting 5am USA east coast time).
Jul 4, 2015 6:49 PM
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barb:
From the team blog:
During the team meeting we talked about how it’s crazy that JWOC is already here. We’ve spent weeks preparing for this moment, but it never really set in how fast the races were approaching. After talking about how JWOC is already here, Erin asked the team what we were most nervous of going into the races, and how we think we can overcome this fear. Everyone had the same answer of it’s JWOC why wouldn’t we be nervous. Erin’s response shot everyone’s confidence through the roof and assured us that we are more than capable of running fast, clean races. He stated, “When you’re nervous, come back to the process on what it takes to run a clean race. We have been training here for two weeks on these maps and you guys have improved drastically. I have no doubt in my mind that you guys will perform well.”
During the team meeting we talked about how it’s crazy that JWOC is already here. We’ve spent weeks preparing for this moment, but it never really set in how fast the races were approaching. After talking about how JWOC is already here, Erin asked the team what we were most nervous of going into the races, and how we think we can overcome this fear. Everyone had the same answer of it’s JWOC why wouldn’t we be nervous. Erin’s response shot everyone’s confidence through the roof and assured us that we are more than capable of running fast, clean races. He stated, “When you’re nervous, come back to the process on what it takes to run a clean race. We have been training here for two weeks on these maps and you guys have improved drastically. I have no doubt in my mind that you guys will perform well.”
Jul 4, 2015 8:14 PM
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Team USA start times:
Matej 1201
Addison 1209
Austin 1257
Morten 1326
Will 1353
Evalin 1131
Izzy 1139
Melanie 1145
Julia 1148
Tyra 1302
Amanda 1309
No GPS tracking for any of the American runners this race.
Matej 1201
Addison 1209
Austin 1257
Morten 1326
Will 1353
Evalin 1131
Izzy 1139
Melanie 1145
Julia 1148
Tyra 1302
Amanda 1309
No GPS tracking for any of the American runners this race.
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