orienteering 15:31 [3]
Sprint in the morning at some school in Palmerston North.
Very slippery and a lot of people on the courses. It was ok except for a ground reading problem where I didn’t get which court yard I was in but realised I was in the right one in the end and my control was there.
Lost 10sec there. Couldn’t get the speed up and run into a branch.
We don’t know the results as they have to take out the road crossings .
Update: ended up third
orienteering 12:57 [3]
Last leg sprint relay.
I went out about 1mins 15 or so down on Renee. Caught her around 7 and passed her onto 9. Stayed ahead of her until my brain phased going to 12 where I excited the wrong road ( map wasn’t orientated) I was still leading till 14 but got stuck in the muddy bog going to 15 and she passed me, also my route into 15 wasn’t that great too. Couldn’t catch her from there and she beat us by 20seconds.
So yes, your mind has to be focused all the way to the end. A good example of losing it at the end due to panicking