Orienteering

1. Knowledge required

1.1. What is Orienteering

1.1.1. Types of Orienteering

1.1.2. Rules of Orienteering

2. Map Skills required

2.1. How to read the caption of the map;

2.2. Course of controls

2.3. Scale

3. Equipment needed

3.1. Appropriated Clothes

3.1.1. Bike, Boat, Skis

4. Specific technical skills

4.1. Choose Route, account for

4.1.1. Physical, Vetetation

4.2. Handrail

4.2.1. Linear features

4.2.1.1. Easy to follow

4.3. Attack Points

4.3.1. Features near control

4.4. Aiming off

4.4.1. Safer and faster route

4.5. Thumbing map

4.5.1. Keeping thumb in present location

5. What is it?

5.1. Orienteering is a group of sports that require navigational skills using a map and compass to navigate from point to point

6. Types of orienteering you can do

6.1. Easy

6.1.1. Navigate using handrails all the time

6.2. Moderate

6.2.1. Navigate using handrails

6.2.1.1. Control off handrails

6.3. Hard

6.3.1. Navigate using small features only

7. Navigational aids

7.1. Compass

7.1.1. Navigational instrument

7.1.1.1. Indicates north

7.1.1.1.1. take a bearing

7.2. Pacing

7.2.1. rough measurement of distance

7.3. Compass and map

7.3.1. Pinpoint to travel

8. Advanced skills

8.1. Choosing longer, harder course

8.2. Control flow

8.3. Map memory

8.4. Orienteering

8.4.1. Great Exercise

8.4.1.1. Social

8.4.1.1.1. Skillful