Orienteering

And talking about the navigator, I think that's the next important skill is that a successful team can't only have one navigator because this is really challenging, orienteering and navigation from start to finish.

As you mentioned, it's 167 checkpoints within 36 hours.

Some of it is on big 1,000 to 25,000 maps, but there is also a lot of orienteering maps along the way with the IOF, International Orienteering Federation standard of maps that are totally updated in 1,000 to 5,000 or 1,000 to 10,000, where it's really required a really strong map.

or in tiering skill.

And I don't think a team only can have one person looking at that map all the time because some of it is also a bit complex maps.

Him, together with a lot of other Danish organizers, have given me feedback, have challenged me on the course, giving me feedback, challenged, have you thought about this? I think we need to change this and this on.

Have you made a good strategy for cutting checkpoints and so on? So Anna Sandresen, that is one of the other most skilled organizers in Denmark, have been involved.

Peter Forsman, and one of the most skilled organizers Orienteering organizers, he was a part when the Orienteering World Championship was in Denmark.