Badenoch & Strathspey Orienteering Club

Tuesday=O

Tuesday=O

Tuesday=O

Last updated: Sun 29 September, 2024

Tuesday=O training to help you be an even better orienteer.

Times
Usually, training starts at 6:30pm (arrive a bit earlier for a briefing) and finishes at 7:30pm. Everyone is welcome to join us.

Cost
BASOC suggest a 'donation' to help with the costs of running these sessions (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 with non-BASOC members = £3 adult, £2 junior / student; if you request a map printed for you, then please add £1 to these costs.

Contact
All enquiries to Lynne Walker via Contacts page. Please also let Lynne know if you have any problems accessing the Google Drive folder.

October 2024

The outline programme is below and yes, definitely have a fully charged head torch with you for October!

November 2024

There will be Tuesday=O DarkO training on Tuesday 5th and 12th November. This will be aimed at preparing people for the Northern Night Cup which starts on Wednesday 20th November 2024.

If you have particular training skills you would like to work on, please let Lynne know as soon as possible.

Important safety and Covid related 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.

Tuesday=O volunteers needed!

Suzanne is taking on the task of finding volunteers to lead activities throughout the year including the regular Tuesday evening training sessions. If you are willing to help out at training at some point during the year, then please get in touch with Suzanne directly via the Volunteer Coordinator link on the Contacts page of the BASOC website.
There are lots of things that would help the club including just being willing to organise a social get-together occasionally, so don’t worry if you’re not an expert orienteering planner! If you’d like to organise something just get in touch.
You can see the tasks - and who has already signed up for a task - in Sharing T=O tasks v2.

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 British Orienteering / Scottish Orienteering & BASOC from their 4th visit.