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Virtual Orienteering Courses
The MapRun orienteering app allows you to take part in “Virtual” orienteering courses using the GPS in your smartphone (or watch) at a time convenient for yourself. You run a course using either the map on your phone screen or a paper version, and your phone will beep when you reach the correct location of each control.
What is Orienteering?
Orienteering is an exciting outdoor adventure sport which involves walking or running whilst navigating around a course using a detailed map and sometimes a compass.
The aim is to navigate in sequence between a set of control points and decide the best route to complete the course in the quickest time. It does not matter how young, old or fit you are, as you can run, walk or jog the course and progress at your own pace.
Club News
CLYDE is officially one of the top five most successful clubs in the UK
CLYDE may be relatively small, but we're officially in the top 5 most successful orienteering clubs in the United Kingdom!
Thomas Wilson wins the Barcelona City Race Weekend, again!
Congratulations overseas CLYDE member Thomas Wilson who successfully defended his overall Men's Elite title at the Barcelona City Race Weekend 2024. The weekend consisted of a short urban sprint race, a middle distance race on a steep hillside, and a long urban race in the Gothic Quarter of the city, and took place in a mixture of wet and dry weather conditions.
CLYDE at Drumpellier parkrun
There was another great CLYDE turnout at Drumpellier parkrun on 24th August.
Come and Try Orienteering at Balloch and/or Mugdock in July
Clyde is holding some Introduction to Orienteering events in Balloch and Mugdock County Parks in July.
These are a fantastic opportunity for families to try a fun new activity for both adults and children.
Everyone is welcome to Come and Try, and for only £3 it's a perfect day out to try something new and be active.
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CLYDE at Tollcross parkrun
There way a great CLYDE turnout on a sunny morning at Tollcross parkrun on 6th July.
CLYDE at Elder parkrun
There was a small but perfectly formed CLYDE turnout at Elder parkrun on 1st June.
CLYDE at Scottish Championships 2024
While there were no CLYDE Scottish Champions at the Scottish Individual Championships held last weekend, there were a number of excellent performances, notably Dave Robertson 3rd M60, Donald Petrie 2nd M65, and Christine Patterson 3rd W65. there were no podiums for the two CLYDE teams at the Scottish Relay Championships, but special mention to Alex Lennie for an excellent 3rd place on the first leg in the 23+ Age Class race, and to Amelia Petrie who had an excellent run on the C Course in the 23+ Age Class team. It's not often she has to run a longer course than Donald!
CLYDE at Levengrove parkrun
There was a small by enthusiastic CLYDE turnout at Levengrove parkrun on 18th May.