Sentence examples for orienteering to from inspiring English sources

A trail quest combines cycling and orienteering to test both your fitness and your map-reading skills and, if that's not enough two-wheel action, the forest is conveniently located on the route of the Walney to Wear coast-to-coast cycle route, so you could just keep going.

He went on to have a post-Olympics career as breathless as his Melbourne victory: sports editor at The Observer, then an executive at the BBC, and a successful entrepreneur who launched his own footwear brand and introduced orienteering to the UK.

For Children ANSONIA Columbus Day Orienteering, workshop to improve compass and map reading skills.

Orienteering refers to the process of practitioners navigating the special education landscape.

Set the orienteering arrow to face north or at a zero degree bearing.

In [20], the authors defined the charging throughput maximization problem in heterogeneous networks and transformed it to an orienteering problem in order to plan an efficient charging path for mobile charger.

The experience of health, as measured by the EQ-5D index, was further found to be significantly higher among senior orienteering athletes compared to free-living older adults (p = 0.0015).

Clive Harris, 15, of Cumbria, in northern England, said he enjoyed learning orienteering and getting to know people he "would never have talked to otherwise," particularly students from southern England.

As outlined in the quantitative results section, we identified a significantly better health status in the senior orienteering athletes compared to the free-living older adults.

Additionally, male orienteering athletes need to reduce the monotony in their training duration index and should include more strength exercises in their training program.

The orienteering athletes seem to apply a reasonable training protocol, as there were a few, and notably no severe or ultimate injuries are observed in this group of athletes.