Re: [Philmont]: Catapillaring

On Apr 29, 2005, at 11:25 PM, ps-johnson@comcast.net wrote:

> I have heard about this technique (catapillaring), but am completely
> unfamiliar with it. How
> does it differ from the sprint and drift technique?

Others have given you the idea of how it works, but just to add to
Jason's comments, our crews hated it. I suspect that if we were using
it with younger crews who were used to it, then they wouldn't have
rebelled so much. We found it easier to place our slowest walker in
the front and just slow down to match his pace.

Lou

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Received on Mon May 9 22:25:35 2005