Naismiths Rule Card, Authentic Copy Of Naismith S Original 13 Rules Of Basketball 500 In World 1856799344

Naismith a scottish mountaineer in 1892.

Simile alla mazza di tamburo. This was devised by one william w. Naismith was devised in 1892 to estimate the time taken to cover distances in the mountains. His simple rule was to allow 1 hour for every 3 miles forward plus hour for every 1000 feet of ascent.

The basic rule assumes hikers of reasonable fitness on typical terrain and under normal conditions. A modern version can be formulated as follows. Naismiths rule named after william w.

Devised in 1892 by the victorian mountaineer william naismith this well known rule of thumb remains in common use today with only minor revisions. The basic rule assumes hikers of reasonable fitness on typical terrain and under normal. 3 miles 15840 feet of distance is equivalent in time terms to 2000 feet of climb.

The bible for calculating walkinghiking times has traditionally been naismiths rule. He estimated that you. This rule of thumb was devised by william w.

If you ever do a mountain leader or navigation course then youll have this drummed into your head. It does not account for delays such as extended breaks for rest or sightseeing or for navigational obstacles. In 1892 he worked out a way of estimating the length of time it would take to cover a walking route including ascents and descents.

Allow one hour for every 3 miles 482 km forward plus an additional hour for every 2000 feet 600 m of ascent. Naismiths rule is a formula that can be used when planning a hill route to work out roughly how long it ought to take. The time should be calculated for the slowest person in a walking group.

Allow 1 hour per 5km walked and 1 hour for every 600m ascended. 1 allow 1 hour for every 3 miles walked. For planning expeditions a team leader may use naismiths rule in putting together a route card.

Ian naismith the foundations founder and grandson of james naismith told the associated press in an interview in october that it was a family decision to put the rules on the auction block and give the money to the. Naismiths rule allows an easy calculation of the time taken for a hill walk for a reasonably fit and steady walker. But youll also need to factor in the fact that you may zig zag up a steeper slope and that slope may look like say 100m on the map but in fact its greater than that as the map can show only a plan or birds.

In case you hadnt noticed naismiths rule states 300m ascent in 30 mins which equates to crossing one contour line per minute quite a handy way of remembering it. 15 minutes for every kilometre of horizontal distance plus 10 minutes for every 100 metres of ascent. Naismith became the jayhawks first ever basketball coach.

Naismith was a founder of the scottish mountaineering club. Naismith clearly knew a thing or two about walking in the hills. He was obviously a fast walker.

This is achieved by recognising that naismiths rule implies an equivalence between distance and climb in time terms. 2 add 1 hour for every 2000 feet climbed equivalent to 1 minute for every 10 metres. For planning expeditions or walks a party leader may use the rule in putting together a route card.