Adventure Racing Training Courses
Adventure Racing Training Courses

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START of NAV section: 8am START of Paddling / mountain biking 1pm

Click here for a map. 509 Main Street East, Milton Ontario. Check out more at Reebok CrossFit Firepower
When: The full day crash courses starts at 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. This session is a full day crash course in adventure racing that is meant to teach you how to finish your first adventure race. Save time, money and effort by doing this full day course!
Cost: If you would like to do the full day crash course then the cost is $110. If you have already taken the Navigation 101 class this year, then the cost of joining in for the mountain biking and paddling is an extra $50.
How do I sign up? Click here to register. Call us and book your time as spots are limited. We try to keep the instructor to racer ratio small so that you gain the maximum benefit of the course and time.
416.970.3727 Heather or Mark or via email
See description of training below.
Navigation 101
•Reading a 1:50 000 topographical map
•Using an orienteering map
•Using your compass
•Taking a bearing
•Teamwork on your feet
•Eating and Drinking on the go!
•Trekking transition areas
•Team Goals
•Towlines, weight sharing
•Getting to the finish line!
Paddling 101:
Even if you have done adventure races before this is a must take course! This will be part of the full day crash course.
•Three people in a canoe
•Middle seat designs
•Using your compass and map on the water
•Paddling transitions
•Portaging and water reentry
•Eating while paddling
•Hydration on the water
•Paddle strokes
•Team communication
•Canoe paddles versus kayak paddles
•Some much needed paddling practice!
AR / Mountain biking 101
This will be offered as part of the full day crash course
•Reading your map while biking
•Actually using your odometer!
•Drafting
•Technical riding
•Eating and drinking on your bike
•Towlines
•Biking transitions
•Bike shoes vs cages vs flat pedals
•Bike safety
•Time in the saddle!
Adventure Racing Training “learn from the vets”