Headcam Orienteering Video: Halden SK Easter Cup

A GPS headcam orienteering video of me running the Halden SK Easter Cup. So feel free to join me for some orienteering in the nice norwegian forest! Do you like my videos and want to support me so I can create more?
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[@marekdolny7095]

This is a great map learning expecialy in these days during quarantine. Pls more videos like this one. I would be thankful.

[@goranwinblad]

Yeah I think you can learn some things from watching videos like this. Ok glad you liked it will try to bring my camera for more trainings then, we are lucky here in Norway that we are still allowed to go out and train in the forest. 😊

[@HankHell41]

@@goranwinblad What do restrictions in Norway look like these days?

[@tadeuszekk32167]

watching this is better than playing catching features!

[@goranwinblad]

Good I think you can learn somethings from watching headcam footage and map like this!

[@goranwinblad]

I should ad that playing CF is also a great learning tool! :)

[@aleksisorsa1377]

Looks like you're in quite good shape!

[@goranwinblad]

Thanks, better than suspected but shouldn't be in so good shape. Will do a update about my training status in a vlog released soon 😊

[@todoraliukic8851]

I can only say that this is a phenomenal run, and also a video. Congratulations to you. Competitors from my country, Serbia, would have a lot of problems with orienteering technique. Very demanding for us. Cheers!

[@neilleach5249]

Outstanding. Thank you.

[@alexmitchell4374]

Appreciated :)

[@goranwinblad]

I'm publishing an "orienteering vlog" soon as well, was way to long ago I posted some orienteering content to the channel :)

[@vespuzzi]

is this 2x speed video? :)

[@5Lion5ofGod7]

Where in halden is this? What's the name of this forest? It's magnificent.

[@EvgenyAntipov]

Hi Goran! Thanks for this video, you are really in good shape!!! I want to ask you what software you are using to create the final video? thanks in advance.

[@goranwinblad]

Hi! I'm using Adobe Premiere Pro to synk the video with the livelox gps tracking.

[@agawin76]

@@goranwinblad how you "extract" wideo from livelox?

[@Steed171]

Love the video. More please. What set up do you use? Ae you wearing some sort of gimbal. I use a go pro7 black which has pretty good stabilisation.

[@goranwinblad]

Thanks, yeah will bring the camera on more trainings :). I use a 360 camera, the Insta 360 One X, gives really good stabilization and wide angel when you export it to a regular video. The downside is very bad battery life as you could see. It was also sad to see that the KZbin compression makes the quality so much worse. Before upload it looks a lot better with more detail and less noice, but I guess this is a problem whatever camera you use when you upload to KZbin. I record the GPS track with an old Suunto watch and the put it into Livelox.

[@Steed171]

Göran Winblad yeah. I have the same problem with quality when I upload.

[@TheMonteGrey]

Hur hårt pushar du i ett lopp (medeldistans respektive långdistans) i % av maxpuls och känsa? :)

[@goranwinblad]

I medeldistans försöker jag egentligen pusha så hårt jag kan från start där tekniken tillåter det. ofta runt 90-95% av maxpuls. Långdistans nästan samma, men försöker hålla mig borta från den värsta syran i första delen av loppet.

[@laaksmik]

Tough control that 5th one to take in full speed :P Why do you think you made such a big mistake?

[@goranwinblad]

Yeah, but I did a really bad job to that one as well. I new exactly were I was when I was passing the track, and from there it is super important to do a good job with the compass and if I would have checked my compass a couple of times I think I would have hit the control. But I was underestemating the control and didnt check the compass carefull the last part wich is why I ended up to much left. Frustrating, but a good reminder to always check that compass heading in to the control from your attackpoint :)

[@mtsarovski]

X2

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