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Mark your starting point at your feet. |
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Let's decide some target in the direction to go. |
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Hold the compass correctly and face your body in the direction that the arrows on the rubber line point at the target. |
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Turn the bezel so that the north side of the magnetic needle is between the index marks. |
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Make sure that the north side of the magnetic needle does not deviate from between the index marks, and move straight 10 steps (kick) toward the rubber line to stop. |
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you can turn vertically after you turn the bezel 90 degrees counterclockwise.
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Turn your body so that the north side of the magnetic needle is between the index marks. |
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Make sure that the north side of the magnetic needle does not deviate from between the index marks, and move straight 5 steps (kick) toward the rubber line to stop. |
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Further, you can turn vertically after you turn the bezel 90 degrees counterclockwise.
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Turn your body so that the north side of the magnetic needle is between the index marks. |
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Make sure that the north side of the magnetic needle does not deviate from between the index marks, and move straight 10 steps (kick) toward the rubber line to stop.
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Further, you can turn vertically after you turn the bezel 90 degrees counterclockwise.
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Turn your body so that the north side of the magnetic needle is between the index marks. |
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Make sure that the north side of the magnetic needle does not deviate from between the index marks, and move straight 5 steps (kick) toward the rubber line to stop. |
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Make sure you get back to the starting point. |
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When you can return to your starting point, practice longer distances.
Also, try to find a target in the direction you want to go, and practice not to look at the compass. |
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