The Paddler Late Spring 2018 issue 41 now available…
Early spring may have felt more like mid-winter – so here’s to late spring. The brand spanking new Late Spring issue of the Paddler magazine certainly is alive [...]
Advice
Behind the Lens
By Dave ‘Scout’ Wortley Part 2: Exposing the beauty In part one, I looked at capturing fast action shots, freeze-framing action. This time I’m going to guide you [...]
Behind the Lens
By Dave ‘Scout’ Wortley Part 1: Shooting the Action You’re holding the camera, eager to take the shot, the kayaker is on the water about to drop in for their ride on a [...]
Yukon River canoe expedition
Start Location: Whitehorse Duration: 18 days Level: All abilities Date: 29th May to 15th June 2018. Click here to register your interest Price: £1,500 early bird price [...]
Rock hopping
Grading the gap or gully Why, when and how? By Ollie Jay After reading an excellent article on rock gardening by ex pat Sean Morley, I felt it was the right time to put [...]
Rockpool Taran 16 and 18 long-term review
http://www.rockpoolkayaks.com By Jeff Allen I first came across fast racing sea kayaks whilst working as sea safety officer for the Hebridean Challenge. Each year there were [...]
Paddlesport and enjoying wild adventures
I love being outside and for me one of life’s simplest pleasures is to paddle a canoe, kayak or stand up paddle board with my camping gear and spend the night or nights in [...]
Preventing a capsize
Foundation Open Canoe Skills By Paul Bull – UKCC Level 3 Coach at Paul Bull Coaching In the last article I described some methods for turning a canoe whilst on the move. [...]
The English Canoe Symposium 2017
10th -12th November at YMCA Lakeside on Windermere, Cumbria Draft Workshops, TBC As always we have a fantastic line-up of coaches who will be delivering a diverse selection [...]
Perfecting turns on the move
By Paul Bull – UKCC Level 3 Coach at Paul Bull Coaching In the last article I described some methods for turning a canoe whilst remaining in a static position. This time [...]
