British Orienteering is continuing to publish a series of interviews with GB elite orienteering athletes focusing on their training during lockdown.

British Orienteering is publishing a series of interviews with GB athletes focusing on the impact of lockdown has on their training.

British Orienteering is publishing a series of interviews this week with GB athletes focusing on their training during lockdown. This series of interviews now continues with Sarah Jones GB elite athlete and member of Lakeland Orienteering Club.

Interview #6: Training in Lockdown Interview with Cat Taylor (South Yorkshire Orienteers).

During lockdown we have been working closely with SOA, sportscotland and the Scottish Governing Bodies of the other outdoor sports to create a plan for how orienteering activities can resume once lockdown starts to ease. Following the First Minister’s announcement on 28 May 2020, we are pleased to b...

Source: Press release from the International Orienteering Federation 29 May 2020

During lockdown we have been working closely with SOA and sportscotland and the Scottish Governing Bodies of the other outdoor sports to create a plan for how our activities can resume once lockdown starts to ease. Following the First Minister’s announcement yesterday we are hoping to be in a positi...

British Orienteering is publishing a series of interviews this week with GB athletes and continues with Hector Haines GB elite athlete and member of Auld Reekie Orienteering Society (AROS).

British Orienteering is continuing to publish a series of interviews this week with GB elite athletes on how the restrictions of lockdown have impacted on their daily and weekly training. 

As GB Orienteering Athletes are getting more and more used to the ‘new normal’, British Orienteering asks how lockdown restrictions have impacted on their daily and weekly training routines and drills.

As GB Orienteering Athletes are getting more and more used to the ‘new normal’, British Orienteering asks how lockdown restrictions have impacted on their daily and weekly training routines and drills.

Another week passes and as GB Orienteering Athletes are getting more and more used to the ‘new normal’, British Orienteering asks how lockdown restrictions have impacted on their daily and weekly training routines and drills.

Resumption of orienteering: Phase 1 United Kingdom

Following the Scottish Government publication of Scotland’s route map from lockdown, Scottish Orienteering Assocation (SOA) and British Orienteering will consider how each phase has implications for orienteering in Scotland.

British Orienteering  would like to take this opportunity to remind you of our 2020 Annual General Meeting which will take place on Saturday, 1st August 2020.

World Orienteering Day – Virtual Event saw 2,000 people register with 1,000 people actually taking part from a staggering 52 different countries represented from those taking part.

Mental Health Awareness Week takes place this week – starting today (18 May 2020) through to Sunday 24 May.

News Source:  Tom Hollowell, Secretary General/CEO, International Orienteering Federation (IOF) European MTB Orienteering Championships and other event news. The IOF announces further event news as the effects of the Corona virus (Covid-19) pandemic continues to cause modifications in the IOF sche...

The updated government guidance published on 11 May 2020 permits the resumption of outdoor sports in England where you take part alone, within a household group, or with one person from outside your household from whom you must stay two metres apart at all times. This will allow us to resume a limit...

Join us for the next in our series of lockdown webinars this time looking at Open Orienteering Map on Tuesday 19th May 7.30-8.30pm.