I'm Deaf Orienteering from Ukraine. Now in Oslo, Norway.
Rank: Master of Sports among the Deaf.
History of the European Championship:
- 2008 in Estonia: 1st and 2nd place. Distance: long and sprint.
- 2016 in Czech Republic: fourth place. Distance: middle.
- 2022 in Finland: 1st and 1st place. Distance: sprint and middle. (have a video, you can watch)
Orienteering since 2006 until now.
Addendum: Why is there no sound in the video? What does feeling Deaf feel like? How to feel if you're Deaf.
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start - 1 ?? omg ! too hard for me
Hello. I just completed my latest event with my hero10. What I noticed last month, and today when viewing the video...that the camera had made 6 videos of about 11 minutes each for my one hour event. Terje told me what programs he uses for putting the track into the video, but he has not responded to my question about not only if he also has split clips, or how to splice them. Do you have to do the same thing? Thanks.
Hi! :) You can read here: kiziev.life/u about how to use a video with a route and other things.
So fun following your race! Very educating as well. Thank you!
You made even more mistakes than I did, not one of your best races.
Congratulations! I just had a fun race.
@@Kiziev I had one really bad mistake (3+ minutes) where I was standing right next to the control without seeing it. 😞
Do any of your event promoters set courses with the miniature controls? When we have events at smaller venues, we set brown and green routes with a few of them in places like very small rootstock or in a ditch…so talk about being right next to one…at 6 inches those things are brutal!
@@johnrobertson7583 Our club coach often use them for training courses, with the small reflective stripe on them, they are useable for both night and day. The only problem is that since they tend to hang out much longer than regular flags, the colors have faded noticeably.
Looks like your friend was glad to see you at 6...
Yes. 😅He said "I missed (was looking for) a CP and met you."
What about #19?
Yes, I missed a CP. 👀
I see you passed another gopro orienteerer @kuntoilija82 in the beginning at 2:05 😁
Whoa! Thanks! 😂
Good pace 👏
Практичный?
Can you explain the premise behind this map design and event staging? Thanks.
I did it myself with Photoshop. Event name: Laika Jukola 2024.
De donde se puede descargar este juego amigo?
On Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/529020/VirtualO
Hola amigo. que camara usas? Busco una camara barata para grabar mis carreras. que me recomiendas? Y que programa usas para realizar los videos con el mapa y gps intregrados? Gracias
More details here: kiziev.life/u
I love the scenery. How you can tell one area of skinny pine trees from another is beyond me. Orienteering looks really fun. I was looking through some of eastern Norway on Google streetview, and it had roads as primitive as the backwoods areas of Canada, if not moreso. I was impressed!
Im confused...Start to 5...then 3,4,5,6?
Is it funny, isn't it? :) On Thursday, it is tough for me because I have practicals.
22:10 😂👍🧏♂🤟
Yeah, it's funny. 😅
I guess you thought you were on the small indistinct path and looking for the longer one on the way to #6 to catch the white forest strip, vs hitting that track and being past it...although the map shows green , it still seemed at least 80% runnable...
I wear a sports hat when running...it prevents a headmount from being positioned low enough that the cam doesnt catch low tree branches. Using a chest cam solves this, as well as not making the video twist left and right constantly as you are looking for a control...it also lets you bring your map into the frame more easily , if you also want to show a quick shot of the control clue sheet. Although Kiziev has a method to overlay the current control into the video clip...but he doesnt always do it...a further benefit of it being low is you can make sure its on and pointing the right angle...a couple of times when I ran last, and I have seen some of the pros do it too...is they will trip and the camera gets bumped downward and for 30 minutes they will only be capturing half of the frontal view...but you will get to see their feet at least!!
Why do you like the headcam over a chest camera? I am going to be doing my first ever orienteering race, and want to film it. But I feel like it being on my head would be too much of a bother.
It's better to use a head-mounted camera because it's more convenient to see where you're looking. The chest-mounted camera has several drawbacks: - First, the video looks uncomfortable when running. - Second, the stabilizer doesn't work very well because it shakes too much. - And third, it's slightly heavier than the head-mounted camera. I recommend testing both the chest-mounted and head-mounted cameras before the competition or training. :)
@@Kiziev thanks, and for all the great videos!
@@aaronswank you’re welcome. Thank you! :)
You don't notice a headmount when you are running with it - you forget it's on.. With chest mount, you get your arms in shot which is distracting. Your head does a great job of stabilisation and with electronic stabilisation as well. the image is rock solid (with headcam)
I have tested both head-mounts and chest-mounts and prefer the headcam-version. Having the map in front of the camera disturbs the view and it's much better to integrate the map on the side in the video. Also - I believe Kiziev is right that the stabilization works better with a headcam. But, be aware, that every time you bring a new gadget into your running, it disturbs you mentally. The first couple of times you run with a camera there's a slightly larger risk of making mistakes, because you're focusing on the camera and not reading the map. So make a few test-runs so you know how to mount the camera, etc.
Nice route choices off the high hills down onto more runable terrain! Its tricky watching your track because of the multiple passes at several of the controls...took a few minutes for me to understand that. We use manual punching still...so thats good since we can go back to a missed one with no penalty...
A few MP?
Hola me podrías enseñar cómo poder hacer esos vídeo ? Más que todo para un tema personal para documentar mis rutas y aprender d los errores
More details here: kiziev.life/u
@@Kiziev Muchas gracias colega
@@EdugallardQ You're welcome. :)
Hmmm....something looks odd about the track...it seems to miss controls after 3...🤔🤨😪
My task was first to find a path, then turn left and go forward to a CP. But I couldn't find the path, therefore... Yes, it was wrong to run straight ahead. 😅
@@Kiziev No what I meant was the track I see on the livelox map shows you going from 1,2,3,10,14,12,13 finish...so did you just not complete it because of a missed punch? I guess the Hero8 is still alive for now. There are people selling 8,9, 10 and 11 for about $75 US up to $250 US dollars where I live.
@@johnrobertson7583 Ah yes, I understand what you mean. I'm not planning to buy a new GoPro Hero because there will be less training and competition in the summer. The new Hero 13 will be out in four months, so I'll wait for that. :)
Morsom🏆🏆🏆
Have you noticed that when you meet an obstacle, you go to the right?
Navarredondilla is my village!!
Wait a minute! Just how fast was the winner running? a 1:10 winning time? And the top 10 people were all around 1:15? Thats top tier competition no doubt. Ok, Store Tuna and kalevan rasti...makes sense...ive seen them compete in other events...
Yep, 1 hour and 10 minutes... I don't have the words.
There should be excellent prices on a 10 or 11...what features of the 13 make you want to wait so long? We will miss your entire summer O season!!! 😢🙃 Wow...you had an avg 8kmh pace? Must have been all those water stops available that kept you fast!
Pace Avg. 6:57/km. Because there's a better new model with HyperSmooth (Stabilization). It's possibly incredible, I think so. There's no point in buying 12, 13 will be released soon in the fall. It's close! :) In the summer, I'll be in Lillehammer for the O-festival.
I like the additionof the control discription
Leaving the path towards #9 was really stupid!
Yes, I agree with you. I'm just trying to straight.
You are getting much better at selecting routes in these Norwegian terrains, now you run more on the paths, and on the ridges instead of the hillsides. Nicely done!
These ridges are some of the very best orienteering terrain in Oslo, I love to run here!
Yes, I think it's best in Østmarka.
I wanted to ask you about how you wear your powerbank. I just got a 10 last week but all of the reviews say the battery only lasts less than an hour...my usual event times are 1:10-1:30 for regular O courses but we can have longer ones. I have seen several types, and also the replacement side doors that allow a cable to be plugged in. But do you have a cable where the end is made at a 90deg to facilitate safer cable routing? Thanks.
Specs - Cable: USB 3.1 - Type C, 1 m. - Powerbank: Goji 5000 mAh - Battery vest: SweNor Batterivest for Headlight or Powerbank. I recommend you to use this. :)
@@Kiziev thanks. did you find a normal straight usb cable ok, or do you think the end at the camera should turn 90 degrees? And yeah I agree with the other person...looks like a very scenic location that every orienteer should visit!!
@@johnrobertson7583 Ok. I will do it and show you the image in the community. I meant how to use the cable between the GoPro and the powerbank.
Very neatly done double overlay in the intro...
Kjempe bra video👍. Skulle ønsket jeg hadde vært med på dette løpet.
What a location!!
Holmenkollen is well known for its international skiing competitions.
@@Kiziev well of course...snow on the roads and gone from the woods!!! hehheh
Trapped by map errors on the way to 2 and 13
Yes, it's terrible because it's hard for me to read a map while running the sprint. I love the forest more than the city. :)
Dette terrenget var vanskelig. Må nesten gå mest på kompasset. I tillegg god kurve forståelse blir satt på prøve her.
Det var mye stier på kartet. Må holde tunga rett i munnen for å holde retningen. Liker og interessant video.👍👍 Bra jobba.
Jo! Takk! :)
Nice idea to add the control descriptions to the corner! I think I'll start doing that too
Thank you! You can do it. :)
Mostly very good! I think I had slightly better routes to your 2nd and 3rd controls...
Nice run. Great navigating. I just got a hero10 yesterday. Hope to upload soon. I listen to Pandora “Nora van Elken” channel when watching. It’s an ambient-groove mix. Are you sensitive to certain sounds or vibrations? If so you should tune it in someday.
Great! I'm sure you can do it. :) Nice music from Nora Van Elken, but I can't add audio in Editor. And I have a hearing aid that lets me hear only the instrumental music without lyrics.
About music, I found that i can add music via epidemicsound.com, but they don't have "Nora van Elken" listed. Do they have similar music?
Very good run, congratulations!
Several bad routes here? Seems like you failed to pre-plan, including checking the control descriptions!
I was going to say the same thing - uncharacteristic - normally super-clean. By the way, I really like the map overlays Kiziev put at the beginning of his videos - very nice :)
great videos. Thank you. It's a pleasure to watch. Tagged you in a review on my blog. confident-orienteering.blogspot.com/2024/04/livelox-pick-of-week-4.html
Thank you very much!
How do you like events that have clover-leaf or butterfly control loops? We still use pin punches, but are thinking of investing in E punch system, and I know that will give us these options. Are controls that you have visited previously still a challenge when attacking from a different direction? I thought that you had missed 5, but the livelox track showed the punch...
I am really liking the earth view track overlay. I am sure it serves an additional method of evaluating your performance. I am glad my club has setup with Livelox. I believe viewing my routes compared with competition has helped me a little. Have you seen on some videos a thumb-sized 100meter diameter micro-nav map that shows closeup of nearly instant turns when person is approaching the control? Although some people keep it on the screen when the leg is very long, I have seen it come on when within 30 seconds or so of punching, and off till the next approach. It seems to help when the actual leg is more than .5k or so...
It was far too steep, but you can orienteer a _lot_ better than this!
Agreed. I just felt awful with the map. I wasn't motivated, thinking it would be urban sprints, but it turned out to be in the forest. I was wearing sneakers, not spikes.
3:18,,,was that some form of deaf orienteering communication? "Yeah I went way over there...got turned around...then i slid down that hill, climbed back up, and now Im here. Lets go over in that direction!" LOL
Haha, he said that he couldn't find the CP and looked for it, then he finally found it. 😂