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2nd MIT – Mountaineering Club Orienteering Competition
August 30, 2009 – Maragondon, Cavite

Registration Fee includes:

01. Race Kit (map, race number, passport, control description)
02. 2 Cans Pocari Sweat
03. Souvenir Shirt
04. Lunch (I wonder what…)

Prizes:

Champion = 3k + trophy + sponsor items
1st Runner-up = 2k + trophy + sponsor items
2nd Runner-up = 1k + trophy + sponsor items
Fastest Couple = 1k + certificate + sponsor items
Fastest Barkada of 3 = 1k + certificate + sponsor items
Fastest Barkada of 4 = 1k + certificate + sponsor items

Mandatory Equipments:
Baseplate Compass (at least 1)
Hydration (at least 2L) note: no water station
Pencil
Whistle
1st Aid Kit
Trail Food
Cellphone

Recommended Equipments:

Insect Repellant
Arm and Leg Warmer (pwede kayang mag sun block?)
Poncho / Rain Gear (rain forest ba yun?)
Headlamp (bawal gamitin ito, ibig sabihin GINABI NA!)

NOTE: GPS not allowed. (Ground for disqualification)

Race Schedule:

6:30-7:30 – Registration
7:30-8:00 – Final Briefing
8:00-8:30 – Program
8:30 – Start Race (2 min. interval per team)
12:00 – Estimated time of arrival of first team
3:00 – Awarding Ceremony

NOTE: Lunch is provided strictly for racers only. Non-racers/Guests may buy food and beverages at the starting point.

Comments

  1. mccoyAugust 28, 2009 at 1:10 PM

    Timmy........ akalain mo naisip mo pa to.. "time to get LOST" sakto meron ng pinoy bersyon pagnagkataon hehehe.. ang kalikutan talaga ng isip mo Tim gumana na naman... :) :P

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  2. MarvinAugust 28, 2009 at 1:11 PM

    good luck sa orienteering! ;) basta makabalik kayo in time for ROTARUN ok na! hehehe.

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  3. jetpaisoAugust 28, 2009 at 1:41 PM

    maybe next time bro, i'm in clark on sunday. you guys enjoy, and don't get lost too much hehehe =)

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  4. AnonymousAugust 28, 2009 at 8:14 PM

    ayan makakapag-comment na rin ako hehe... salamat sa pagbibigay gabay sa aming mga mawawala sa linggo! hehe

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  5. GingerbreadmanAugust 29, 2009 at 1:33 AM

    I have absolutely no idea what would happen to us hehe. Once we throw in the towel, breakfast na! :P

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  6. carmenSeptember 1, 2009 at 6:12 PM

    ..and true enough, we got LOST!!! LOST na LOST!! no room for sourgraping or feeling frustrated.. it was a great way to bond with takbo peeps! hep hep... hoooray!!

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