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Orienteering

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BORIS DOI
10.7892/boris.41230
Date of Publication
2013
Publication Type
Book Section
Division/Institute

Institut für Sportwis...

Contributor
Seiler, Rolandorcid-logo
Institut für Sportwissenschaft (ISPW)
Editor
Levinson, David
Pfister, Gertrud
Subject(s)

700 - Arts::790 - Spo...

Publisher
Berkshire Publishing Group
Language
English
Uncontrolled Keywords

orienteering

sport

nature

terrain

map

compass

route choice

navigation

age classes

competition

individual

relay

foot-orienteering

ski-orienteering

bike-orienteering

Description
Competitive orienteering is the sport of finding one’s way in unknown terrain with the help of a map and a compass; there may or may not be a time limit. Developed in Scandinavia, the sport was popularized first in Europe in the twentieth century and is now becoming popular around the world. Different disciplines include foot, ski, and bicycle orienteering, as well as trail orienteering for physically impaired persons. The sport offers different competition formats and age categories that allow participation with adapted physical and mental demands for all ages.
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https://boris-portal.unibe.ch/handle/20.500.12422/187779
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