Discussion: orrientieering rhythm
in: TGIF; TGIF > 2016-04-04
Apr 4, 2016 2:29 PM
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Hallow
sorry about the inflammation and glad you are bag in the game!
Two questions, please.
- about orienteering rhythm/flow.At competition speed. What is your combination of speed, rate of looking the map, self-confidense etc., that you can say you run in orienteering rhythm?
- What is your breathing rhythm at competition speed? Can you keep it at a higher stride length and rate? For me it's difficult.
Thanks, good luck and success!
sorry about the inflammation and glad you are bag in the game!
Two questions, please.
- about orienteering rhythm/flow.At competition speed. What is your combination of speed, rate of looking the map, self-confidense etc., that you can say you run in orienteering rhythm?
- What is your breathing rhythm at competition speed? Can you keep it at a higher stride length and rate? For me it's difficult.
Thanks, good luck and success!
Apr 4, 2016 6:28 PM
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TGIF:
Thanks! Wow, challenging questions...
- Usually, a good flow for me is the result from a high map reading frequency, and pro-active navigation. But everything goes more or less together, and it is hard to perform without a good self-confidence as well (i.e. to know you are up to required level).
- The trick is to keep breathing! ; ) I have never put much focus on my breathing rhythm during competition, it comes out naturally I think.
- Usually, a good flow for me is the result from a high map reading frequency, and pro-active navigation. But everything goes more or less together, and it is hard to perform without a good self-confidence as well (i.e. to know you are up to required level).
- The trick is to keep breathing! ; ) I have never put much focus on my breathing rhythm during competition, it comes out naturally I think.
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