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Adventure Sports Podcast

Ep. 733: Intro to Adventure Racing - Mark Lattanzi

Adventure Sports Podcast

Curt Linville

Sports, Science, Fitness, Nature, Health & Fitness, Wilderness

4.6579 Ratings

🗓️ 24 May 2021

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Since this is the Adventure Sports Podcast we sometimes want to take an episode to focus on a specific sport and how to start doing it, rather than on the stories around adventures. 

Today we’ll be getting a mix of both from adventure racer, Mark Lattanzi. Mark has been adventure racing for decades and literally wrote the book on adventure racing navigation, Squiggly Lines: Map and Compass Navigation in Adventure Races and Rogaine.

Whether you’re already an adventure racer or not, you’ll enjoy hearing Mark’s stories and there will be some part of you eager to get out there and give one a try!

Find out more about Mark: 

Tanznavigation.org

Squiggly Lines: Map and Compass Navigation in Adventure Races and Rogaine

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Transcript

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there's something satisfying about looking for a checkpoint in the middle of the woods and finding it.

0:05.5

I mean, it's like you're a little kid finding a birthday present or opening a birthday present.

0:10.7

It's just like, it's really exciting.

0:12.9

And you're like, okay, a little success.

0:15.7

Now let's find another one, you know.

0:17.5

It's addictive in a lot of ways.

0:37.1

Yeah. you know it's addictive in a lot of ways Hey folks, welcome to the adventure to the adventure sports podcast. I'm your host, Mason Gravely. Today we're talking to Mark Latanzi about adventure racing. If you've heard of adventure racing, we've definitely featured it on the show, people who've done adventure racing before. But we've never just gone over what is the sport, how to do at least not in a long time there has been a

0:55.5

resurgence recently with the amazon documentary coming out a few years ago about the

1:00.6

eco challenge in fiji someone who's a part of that adventure was mark here mark has been in this

1:06.1

adventure racing world for over 20 years he's literally written a book about it, loves to teach people,

1:11.6

and loves to introduce new people. So I thought he'd be a great guest to feature just about

1:16.9

this sport and some of the things I can do. But Mark's going to tell you more about what adventure

1:20.8

racing is, why people do it, and some of the ways that you can get involved. But before we jump in,

1:26.5

let's hear from a couple of our sponsors.

1:29.2

You know, obviously with anything, adventure racing is gear heavy.

1:33.0

It's gear intensive.

1:34.0

There's a lot of it, but it's not necessarily incredibly specialized things.

1:38.8

There's a lot that you can get that's used.

1:41.1

And I would suggest going to rerouted.co to look for anything that you might

1:46.9

need for gear for your next adventure, but you don't want to, you know, pay out of pocket brand spanking

1:51.6

new prices. A lot of gear when it's well built and well made, it'll last forever. But, you know,

1:57.0

some of us might not need it forever. So that's why rerouted is also a great place to sell

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