A distinct FFCO discipline
Not a forest run: orienteering has its maps, controls, formats (sprint, middle, long, night). Kelenz logs it as such.
Kelenz for your sport
Kelenz for Orienteering
28,000 licensed runners are looking for their checkpoint — and your time.
“Map, compass, legs: orienteering is a thinking sport. Kelenz logs it as an FFCO discipline, not a running variant.”
Why Kelenz for orienteering
4 formats recognized
Sprint, Middle distance, Long distance, Night: 4 specialties recognized. Multi-specialty welcomed.
FFCO clubs and events
Senior, U19 junior, veterans and women's categories recognized. Achievements and results followed by the community: FFCO and international (IOF) races.
Career history and podiums
No standardized competition stats (each format has its own time / ranking). Focus on career and achievements.
What Kelenz changes for each profile
From the U19 sprint orienteer to the FFCO club coach — here's what Kelenz delivers.
ATHLETE
Orienteers: map, compass, profile
U17, U19, senior or veterans? Profile with specialties, races and podiums.
- →4 specialties: Sprint, Middle, Long, Night — multi-specialty.
- →No standardized federation stats — focus on career and achievements.
- →Looking for a club: flag availability and become discoverable.
COACH
Coaches: head and assistant
Document every season, every club.
- →Coaching career: clubs coached per season.
- →Achievements: titles, podiums and standout results from your career.
- →Community: connect with local orienteers and coaches and follow their progress.
FAN
Fans: follow orienteering in respected silence
Thinking sport, low-media. Kelenz lets you follow the community.
- →Personalized feed: subscribe to your club, an orienteer.
- →Tracked athletes: races, podiums.
- →Community: comment on races.
Orienteering is a thinking sport. Kelenz logs it as such.
Download the app and join the orienteers-and-fans community on Kelenz.
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