MT Outdoors Rogaine – MTB preview
August 2, 2011 by Terry
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Fantastic country for mountain biking around Earnscleaugh Station for the up-coming MT Outdoors Rogaine. below is just a wee taste for ya…
Please note – private land only available for public participation on the 17th September Rogaine or as organised with the land owners.
28 May Rogaine (team navigation sport) vid and pic’s
May 2, 2011 by Terry
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Terry checked out some of the country you’ll all be running/tramping/mountain biking over in our up-coming Ardgour Rogaine. Hopefully we’ll have just as beautiful weather on the 28th! (Scroll to the bottom for the MTB vid)
And for those considering the MTB optional 6hr category – here’s a wee preview of some of the riding to be had. On the whole, much more rideable than Bendigo, we peddled for 1hr continuous climb averaging 9km/hr (just one short push) then some of the nicest down-hill and traversing you’ll find anywhere…
Click here for the full 5min version.
Mountain Bike section for Katharine’s Rogaine
September 17, 2010 by Ed
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Due to demand we have decided to include a MTB section. The course is ideal for this. There will be a couple of sections where you may have to drop the bikes and hoof it to get some controls.
Enter online now – it won’t cost you anything until you register on the day, Saturday 25. $20 including a meal. Very low cost for an awesome event. Enter Now and for more info
Thanks to all the Busineses that have contributed to make this event possible.
Katharine Eustace Fundraising Rogaine
August 23, 2010 by Terry
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Ed’s best kept Secret for Endurance Food
May 20, 2010 by Ed
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This photo to the left is the key to keeping up energy levels while competing or just being out their for long periods of time. Horleys Meal Replace has a perfect balance of protein and carbohydrate. Click on the photo and get the full story.
Ed had this idea of being able to take this wonder food into the field – this is what he came up with.
Put 3 measures of Horleys Meal Replace into a small sealable bag along with 3-4 measures of milk powder.
Make sure you take a wide mouthed drink bottle with you, minimum 500mls. Pour about 125 mls of water into the bottle add the powder mix, shake like hell add the balance of water and shake a bit more, it takes a bit of mixing but the shaking is well worth it. Now you have your wonder drink ready – that easy!!!
For the upcoming Rogaine I will have one before the start one after six hours, the most importantly one when you finish. This stuff is so easy to digest and easy to run on. I will be also sucking away the tried and true Horleys Replace. We are going to have a couple of drink stations in the field with Horleys Replace. Don’t forget you will still need a bit of solid food as well. With these two products on board you will be on fire!!!
Ed and climbing partner Lachie Ashton trialled this secret recipe on their recent summit of Mt. Earnslaw - it was amazing. We were a bit late getting off Earnslaw, due to a late start waiting for fog to clear, we had to spend that night with minimal gear and food – Horleys Replace and a few meager snacks for a cold night in Esquilant Biv. 2200m. We had the Horleys and tried to get a night’s sleep in our survival blankets – not the greatest. In the morning we had quite a big walk out and with the Horleys in our system we were definitely up for it. We had left most of our gear at 1400m Biv. to summit travelling light with the intention of getting back to 1400m biv. before dark.
- Top of Earnslaw – “Hurry up Lachie I’m falling asleep!!!!” (the light was very bright)
Mt. Aspiring in the background
While Terry’s was setting the Rogaine course Ed went looking for potential Rogaining territory. This what he came up with!!!
Terry’s not sure how he is going to secure the controls!!!
You need a good 6hrs to run to the end and back. Quite an amazing place.
Fundraising Rogaine a huge success- Thanks Wanaka!
September 27, 2009 by Terry
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A fantastic success is all that could be said about the special fundraising Rogaine/Auction held around Wanaka on Saturday just been. Over $6600 was raised and every penny of it will go towards Katharine’s 2010 Winter Olympic bid. See the full list of results here
Help Katharine reach her goal – 2010 Winter Olympics – Fun Fundraising Rogaine
June 24, 2009 by Ed
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Highland Events are organising a Rogaine as a fundraiser to assist Katharine Eustace, a local Wanaka physiotherapist in her quest to represent New Zealand as a Skeleton racer in the 2011 World Champs.
This is how you can help us make fundraising FUN. We are going to have a 3hr and a 6hr Rogaine. This is going to be a great opportunity for beginners to get involved in a great family sport, or get your work mates together and make up a team. The entry fee is going to be $20 per person, $10 for under 19′s, which will include a meal and some give-aways and lots of fun after the event. We are also going to have some interesting items for auction.
For beginners to rogaining Ed and Terry are going to be available for an hour from 11am on Saturday 25 September to give free tuition on map reading and how Rogaines actually work. It’s really easy, if you can walk for 3hrs you are totally up for this event and at the same time help Katharine to reach her goal.
Programme
3hr Event Start 1pm Saturday 25 September Upper Clutha Rugby Pavillion (TBC)
6hr Event Start 10am Saturday 25 September Albert Town Tavern
Enter online or download PDF from Now. NO PAYMENT ON LINE. Pay on the day when you get your map.
Meal from 4pm followed by auction.
Teams of 2 to 5 people
Click here to find out more about Katharine
What you need to bring for Mt. Pisa Rogaine
May 14, 2009 by admin
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Compulsory Gear
Clothing. Woollen or polyprop hat and cloves – Three layers of wool or polyprop – Good quality jacket (light nylon will be rejected) – Woolly or polyprop long Johns – Over trousers.
Hardwear. Per person: Head light (working)- Safety Blanket – Whistle. Per team: First Aid kit.
Other. (non compulsory)
Food – compass – change of clothes – pens, highlighter – map protector
What your not allowed
Navigational aids (including altimeters) other than compass and the map you will be given. Anybody caught with illegal equipment will be disqualified and unable to enter any Highland Events events in the future.
Mitre 10 wanaka – Mt. Pisa Rogaine
April 19, 2009 by admin
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Ed was down at Mt Pisa today scoping out the course for 23 May. “This course is going to be awesome with heaps of interesting geographical features as well as historical features from the early gold mining days”.
We are going to have a family section this year. This means either mum and/or dad with their under 18 year old sibblings.
We will be plotting the course in the next week or so. Keep an eye on the website for some photos.















