Tuesday=OClub Training and Activities
Training and social activities are open to all including club members, anyone interested in trying out orienteering, or orienteers visiting the area. (Some training requires pre-registration please read the activity details).
Details and Times
Evening training usually starts at 6:30pm (arrive a bit earlier for a briefing) and finishes at 7:30pm. Day time training depends on the activity.
The type of training and activities vary dependent on area. Always check activity details below for specific information.
If you want to put on or support the planning or delivery of a club activity please contact Janette (chair).
Date | Location (town) | Activity | Details |
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18 Feb (Tues) | Nethy Bridge | Club training | Activity Details |
25 Feb (Tues) | Aviemore - Dalfaber Macdonald | Compass sport debrief - social | Activity Details |
04 Mar (Tues) | Aviemore - Craigellachie NNR | Club training | Coming soon |
11 Mar (Tues) | Aviemore - Craigellachie NNR | Club training | Coming soon |
18 Mar (Tues) | TBC | TBC | |
25 Mar (Tues) | TBC | TBC |
Cost
BASOC suggest a 'donation' to help with the costs of running club training and activities (for some sessions there will be a fee). Pay in cash on the night or request details for paying by BACS.
- BASOC members = £2 adult, £1 junior / student
- non-BASOC members = £3 adult, £2 junior / student;
- Plus £1 if you need a map printed.
Contact
Any questions contact via the whatsapp group or email to Lynne Walker via Contacts page
If you have particular training skills you would like to work on, please let Lynne know.
Volunteers needed!
All trainings and social activities are organised by volunteers. Any one in the club is welcome, and encouraged, to organise things. There is plenty of support and experienced mentors to help you. Please contact Janette (chair) if you have any ideas or message in the whatsapp group.
Important safety information
Please bring your own "comfort kit" - midge repellent, tick remover, sticking plasters and anything else that you might occasionally borrow from others. First aid will be provided only in extreme circumstances. Please also ensure you have with you any necessary medication.
You should not attend the training if you are showing any symptoms of Covid 19. The training will be managed to take account of Scottish Government & SOA guidelines.
Are non-members covered by British Orienteering Insurance for these sessions?
Club Taster Sessions – Individuals, attending club sessions who may be interested in joining a club are insured for a maximum of 3 initial “taster” sessions. For indemnity to apply it is essential that the club records their name, address and dates of attendance. These details must be retained as they may be called upon in the event of a claim. The individual must be members of BASOC and British Orienteering / Scottish Orienteering from their 4th visit.