Get The Essential Beginner Adventure Racing Advice To Help You Enjoy Racing In The Shortest Possible Time.
How to have fun, keep fit and travel the world, whilst expedition adventure racing. It's not the winning it’s the taking part and you can do it too.
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David Ogden
Thursday September 03, 2009
Hi Fellow: Adventure Racer,
USA Today amongst others has heralded adventure racing as one of the world's fastest growing sports, with competitors jumping at the chance; to mentally; and physically challenge&; themselves amid the spectacular backdrop of the great outdoors.
So, Just how do you get started, what is the minimum equipment you need, what kind of training is required , How are you going to train, find a team to work with so that you can compete non-stop, for many days over countryside that may require you to run, bike, trek, climb, orienteer, swim, horse ride, paddle, canoe, flat or white water in a sea kayak, ascend cliff faces, abseil down mountainsides and into caves, navigate, sail, inline skate and more.
If you are a Beginner Adventure Racing I would not recommend starting as I did with a full on Expedition Race, but rather a short race of a few hours, in these races all you generally need is ; mountain bike. Sprint races usually comprise of three basis elements, trail running, mountain biking and Kayak/Canoe, which is often provided by the organizers, so your start up costs are kept to a minimum, in fact you often don't even need to have a team.
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The Webmaster Reunion Aventures You were the ones to make this an adventure |
It does not matter if you are a novice or an expert you will learn a lot
about yourself and will soon be undertaking activities, which you may
have once thought were beyond you. Team dynamics will work to help you
achieve your dreams. Soon it could be your face you see on screen as you
seek to to complete a multi-day expedition race.
David Ogden is a master adventure racer with knowledge of the sport having raced against some of the best in the world, including such racers as John Howard, from New Zealand and Ian Adamson from USA, during the Elf Authentique Adventure in the Philippines 1999. The Expedition Mata Atlantica 2002, in Brazil, saw his team twice help the then world Champions Team Nokia to win the race, on the first occasion providing them purified water and on the second occasion during the night redirecting them to the correct track leading to an abseil point.
David Ogden's team International Adventurers were the first International team to Race in South Africa in the 2002 Africa Quest and contributed to the recognition of Seconds (support crew) as part of an adventure racing team. Gerard Fusil invited him to report his Adventure races in Reunion, Reunion d’ Aventures (2004,2005) and his latest adventure race creation, Bike and Run, Oman Adventure 2005 and 2006. Expedition adventure racing is about taking on nature and the course Director and reaching the finish, often competing teams have to work together and pool their knowledge such as in 1999 when the team David Ogden was in led six other teams out of the largest cave in the Philippines, when they could not find the exit, for which they later were awarded the Friendliest Team Award.
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Gerard Fusil Brittany ,France 2003 The big and fantastic team International Adventurers at Reunion d’ Aventures – the Bad Guy Fusil |
If you watch sports channels, you will have probably seen races such as the Raid Series, Southern Traverse or Eco Challenge or Primal Quest, This book is written by David Ogden, especially for the beginner adventure racing and explains how a normal person can challenge their body and mind and enjoy the outdoors.
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The A-Z of Adventure Racing will explain how to prepare and what to expect and even provide updated listing on where races are being held and other resources to help you enjoy the sport, It also provides numerous tips which will save you time and energy and improve your results from day one.
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Substantial information on how to prepare for an adventure race find out what you need to do before the race, choice of gear, training, planning and travel arrangements. |
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How to build a successful team - Team dynamics and team member roles are important, find out what works. |
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Solutions to your navigation problems The Beginner Adventure racing need all the tips and tricks to enable you to find out where you and where you are going, the good and bad points of Global Positioning systems. |
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Discover how your adventure racing support team can influence your team’s results During a supported race, your support team or assistants can gain and loose you a lot of time as well as providing moral support. |
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How to make an adventure racing tow system A team is only as fast as the slowest member, you will find out put together and use tow systems to improve your teams speed. Many Beginner Adventure Racing do not release how useful these systems are. |
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The explanation of the different types of races A Beginner Adventure Racing need to be aware that there are many versions of adventure racing from sprints, stage races, urban and expeditions and these may be non stop or staged and some have score systems. |
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Where to race Information is provided on where the major races and series of races are located. |
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Instant access to the one stop source A-Z of adventure racing. In addition to numerous articles covering the sport you will have links to other resources on the web. |
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Wayne McCarthy Aberdare, Wales -2003
David Ogden |
Bonus The A-Z of Adventure Racing is being published as an electronic book so that you can download and read it today, instead of having to wait three weeks for it to be delivered and as such it contains live information which will periodically be updated so for a one off cost $49.95 you will have a live reference manual on Adventure Racing.
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Provides tools and advise on how the Beginner Adventure Racing can keep records of fitness and training sessions. Route planning and tracking tools, together with a list of trails suitable for training from worldwide sources.
Take a full 90 days to examine to this product, if you are not
completely satisfied with the book in any way you are free to apply for
a refund, at which time you will no longer have access to the book. You
may however keep the added bonus.
The A-Z of Adventure Racing is available Now if wish to be one of the first to get
your hands on this valuable resource please pay via the buttons below and
you will qualify for a 50% discount, Yes, that right I will give you
the book for $19.99
Regards,
David Ogden,
Team Manager/Adventure Racer/Reporter
P.S. Order today for
just $19.99
David Ogden
CEO TheInterBiz LLC
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