The Run Canada Committee
Course Measurement and
Certification Procedures Manual
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Equipment Needed
- Statement of Requirements
- Laying Out a Calibration Course
- Calibrating the Bicycle
- The Shortest Possible
Route
- Use of the Calibrated Bicycle
- Course Maps
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- Appendix A: Supplementary Tips
- Appendix B: Course Layout
- Appendix C: Example of Course Measurement
- Setting Up the Calibration
Course
- Calibrating the
Bicycle
- Measuring the Race
Course
- Course Maps
- Appendix D: Filling Out the
Forms
- Appendix E: Metric-English
Conversions
- Appendix F: Application Forms
This manual is intended as a guide to those persons interested in
measuring and certifying road running courses. It was adapted from
the USATF/RRTC Course Measurement and Certification manual. The
following persons have contributed directly to the preparation of
that manual:
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Bob Baumel
Tom Benjamin
Ted Corbitt
George Delaney
Gabriel Duguay
Tom Duranti
Len Evens
Tom Ferguson
Jim Gerweck
Bill Grass
David Katz
Tom Knight
Glen Lafarlette
Bob Langenbach
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Bob Letson
Jim Lewis
A.C. Linnerud
Ken Loveless
Dale Matty
Wayne Nicoll
Al Phillips
David Reik
Pete Riegel
Fred Shields
Bob Thurston
Carl Wisser
Jennifer Young
Ken Young
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Contributors to the Canadian version were:
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Randall S. Bannister
Bob Baumel
Roger Burrows
Bernie Conway
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John Craig
Laurent Lacroix
Jerry Tighe
Dave Yaeger
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Revision History of the USATF/RRTC Manual:
First Edition: © 1985 by The Athletics Congress
(previous name of USA Track & Field); edited by Ken Young;
printed by Electric City Printing Company, Anderson, South
Carolina.
Second Edition: © 1989 by The Athletics Congress
(previous name of USA Track & Field); edited by Pete Riegel;
printed by Electric City Printing Company, Anderson, South
Carolina.
Third Edition (present online version): © 1999 by USA
Track & Field; edited by Bob Baumel; published online at
http://www.hit.net/~bobbau/rrtc/book/
; launched on
1999-06-14
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Updated: 15-01-2009