[ARDF] 2004 US ARDF Championships?

[Vadim Afonkin]

I would agree with Bob - it does not make any sense to make selection based
on this year event. There are planty of time ahead to get ready for next
year and results may be way different from now.

Regarding the training - it would be good idea to train for a 10-15 days
prior to World champ, with 2-3 days to recover (for those who get really
exosted)

It also would be good idea to have a week long training camp for those who
will make a team here in US. I would say probably GA good candidate for camp
because its terraines most likely close to the place for next World Champ
( I do not count Hungury of cause). It should not illuminate Hungury
training camp. It is costly, but I would advise to find sponsors. Good
candidates for sponsorships would be John Hancock, EMS, and UPS. May be Joe
can try to contact those companies, they are usually good with providing
sponsoship for extreme( yes, I consider this as "Xtreme" sport) sports,
specially for National teams.

73!

Vadim Afonkin
UZ3AYT (way back)



----- Original Message -----
From: <Freyra at aol.com>
To: <kuon at onlinemac.com>; <ardf at kkn.net>
Sent: Monday, August 18, 2003 9:41 AM
Subject: Re: [ARDF] 2004 US ARDF Championships?


Dale hunt Wrote:

    The simple solution is to base the team selection on
this year's Championships instead of doing it on short
notice next year. (Of course that doesn't help those of
us who were hoping to do better next time...) But
that is a decision for Joe to make, since he is the
one who has to select the team members.


I am EXTREMELY disappointed in Dale's comments of making the selections
based
on this years event since as an organizer I could not participate. Also what
about all those who would continue to train and perform better in upcoming
events. Based on Dale's suggestion why bother. I might as well forget it.



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