Castle Neroche
Training 2
Thu 26 April, 2018
Near: Staple Fitzpaine Level of event: ActivityType of event: Coaching, Training
Type of event: Coaching, Training
A series of 90 minute long evening training sessions run by our club coaches, held near Taunton and the Blackdown Hills.
Whatever your age or experience you will be very welcome. We are especially keen for our more experienced orienteers to come as they can help by sharing their skills.
If you'd like to help another improve, or would like more help yourself, then why not buddy up? Read more about our buddying scheme and fill in the questionairre to help us identify your needs.
Link to article, programme and downloadable information
Series organisers: Judy & Roger Craddock 01823 323850 jandr.craddock@gmail.com
Lead coach: Tess Stone coaching@quantockorienteers.co.uk
Organiser & Assistant coach: Vikki Page coaching@quantockorienteers.co.uk
We're using the public car park adjacent to the flat area and ramparts at the top.
£1 for members
£1.50 for non members
Please complete the registration form found via the link:
Please do this for each person attending the training sessions, in advance of your first session.
This form covers the whole series, so you only need to fill it in once.
The training session runs between 18.30 and 20.00 (there is no registration or start times as such).
Mostly runnable woodland, with quite complex array of earth banks, ditches and streams surrounding a steep side fort.
Safety and Risk: A comprehensive risk assessment will have been carried out by the organiser, but participants take part at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety during the event.
Insurance: Please note that if you have participated in three orienteering events/activities and not joined an orienteering club that is a member of British Orienteering, then not only are you not covered by our public liability insurance but you risk invalidating the insurance for any specific event.
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