How to Use the Steeplecourse (Ep. 142 - Steeplecourse)

The video introduces the steeple chase obstacle course, highlighting its flexibility and various setup options. Chris and John demonstrate how to navigate the course, emphasizing the need for helpers to tackle different challenges. The course can be customized with rings, poles, and blocks, allowing for varied difficulty levels. Participants are guided through the course, learning to go over, under, around, and through obstacles. The video concludes by showcasing the course's adaptability, making it suitable for different skill levels.

What is the main feature of the steeple chase obstacle course?

• It can be set up in various ways.

• It is a fixed structure.

• It is only for advanced users.

• It requires no equipment.

Why are helpers needed in the steeple chase?

• To judge the competition.

• To assist participants through the obstacles.

• To provide refreshments.

• To set up the course.

What should you do if you encounter a bar with nothing underneath?

• Go over it.

• Go under it.

• Go through it.

• Go around it.

What is the correct action when facing a ring in the course?

• Go around it.

• Go through it.

• Go over it.

• Go under it.

What is the final step in the obstacle course?

• Going under a bar.

• Going over a bar.

• Going through a ring.

• Completing a wheelbarrow.

How can the difficulty of the steeple chase be adjusted?

• By changing the color of the equipment.

• By altering the height and position of the elements.

• By increasing the number of participants.

• By using different types of shoes.

What is emphasized in the conclusion of the steeple chase tutorial?

• The flexibility and adaptability of the course.

• The requirement for professional trainers.

• The importance of competition.

• The need for more equipment.