New Adventure Racing Tow System

New Adventure Racing Tow system from We Go Team Link, can be used for walking/ trekking and running stages of adventure races. The system can be ordered as a complete set or individual components.

The system has been tested under race condions with the following conclusions

Towing system allowed the team to maintain a higher speed by assisting a member who is slower at an activity.
Both people took the role of tower during the event. In one case, a pair of people took on both roles with each other We conclude that the usefulness of this system is not limited to a "stronger" and a "weaker" person, but that in different circumstances or activities, an individual might take on either role, even within one team.
Test result (4) confirmed what I had assumed but not yet directly observed: that the team link allows the tower to exercise to exhaustion by imparting towing force to the towee.

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Pictures Of Sabah Adventure Challenge

The Sabah Adventure Challenge 2006 was held over the Easter Weekend. Whilst many people were enjoying an Easter break 25 two and three persons teams where challenging nature and themselves competing in a 300km race in hot and humid conditions.

Demon Orienteers win Sabah Adventure Challenge

Demon Orienteers from Hong Kong lived up to their name by winning the adventure class of the Sabah Adventure Challenge, which finished on Easter Sunday. The Team took the lead on the 2nd day and were never headed. the final day saw the teams abseil off a bridge and then mountain bike to the coast for a 14k sea kayak leg to Tanjung Aru on the outskirts of Kota Kinabalu. Once the teams arrived on the beach they were faced with a final run to the far end of the neach and back to cross the finish line. Full results of this race and also the extreme category will be available later this week at http://InternationalAdventurers.com/sabah6.htm

The Race takes its toll

The first day of the Sabah Adventure Challenge had seen two retirements. The second day of racing in hot and humid 34C saw many teams struggling. A lot of the racing was near a river and competitors were advised to jump in to cool. The race started with a quick run from the overnight camp towards the Flying Fox and in the Adventure class, it was the third place team from Hong Kong who managed to gain a 20 minute minute lead over the the chasing team from Singapore. Yestersdays leaders made a navigation error which dropped them down to 4th plave but they retired later in the day when one of themsuffered a torn toe nail and damaged thier knee during the accent and decent of a hill.

The Extreme race is close the leaders holding a 30 minute lead over the chasing pack going into the second day. The course for them ended with a long mountain bike leg of 80 kilometes including the decent that the adventure teams took yesterday and which cuased a number of falls. after some seven hours of racing the teams still had a long way to go to reach the finish.