ORIENTEERING RUBICON EDITION 1973 FREE Shipping

Orienteering is a walking road rally that requires no expensive
equipment- nature has laid out the course and transportation is
by "shank's mare." Comfortable walking shoes, light clothes just
right for the season, compass and map, pencil or pen, and you're
all "geared up"! Making the way from one indicated point on the
topographical map to another, pitting skill and judgement in map
reading, use of compass, recognition of landmarks and ability to move
cross-country with that of competitors, the orienteer sets his own
pace ... with the one sport where there are no losers.

John Disley, organizer of the first English National Championship,
provides in this book all the information needed to be an orienteer
or to organize an orienteering group."

" Contents

1. THE SPORT OF ORIENTEERING

2. GETTING STARTED

3. THE MAP

4. THE COMPASS

5. DECISION MAKING

6. TYPES OF ORIENTEERING COMPETITION

7. PRACTICAL TRAINING GAMES

8. ORIENTEERING EQUIPMENT

9. SETTING THE COURSE

10. THE ORGANIZATION OF A COMPETITION

11. FITNESS TRAINING FOR ORIENTEERING

12. THE LAST WORD

APPENDIX I: British Orienteering
Federal Constitution

APPENDIX II: Names and Addresses of
Association Secretaries

APPENDIX III: Bibliography

APPENDIX IV. Copying Services

APPENDIX V. Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme

Illustations

List of Maps "

This book has edgewear, creases, and light stains on the cover.
The pages are very brittle and several of the beginning pages have become loose from the binding, but no missing pages.
The side edges of the pages have aging spots.