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Finding the Line - How to Kayak
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- The crew assembles again at the boilin hole on the Mayo River, NC. Kyle, Mike, Guy, Evan, P5 and I take on the different lines available at this awesome little park and play. We even had Tracy and Nicholas along for moral support! I suspect Tracy will begin this journey as well very soon. We continue with Whitewater Kayaking 101. We practice seal-launches, work through some difficulties in picking approaches, lines, switching to Plan B and dealing with flushy seams as well as focus on the importance on not giving up on the roll. The guys are all trying to transition from paddling to avoid a flip to paddling through a rapid intentionally and effectively. That will all come together with securing a confident roll sometime in the near future. For now, we are just showing these learning experiences on video as we hope it will help others going through the same struggles. Hats off to the guys for being big enough to allow their learning moments and mistakes to be highlighted for the world to see. Come along and hopefully we can all learn something! Oh, and ... I almost swam!
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"The River doesn't care who you are. We are all in between swims." - I'm hanging that quote on a wall for sure
Right on mosiowaty!
Man, it’s a pleasure watching you kayak.
Learning lots
Thanks a ton Conrad!
This was an awesome video. THank you for educating me
Thanks Brandon!
Thanks for sharing! Looks like a great day for everyone!
Thanks Double D! it was a great time!
Happy birthday young Pete! Saw him laugh! That was great!
He laughs all the time...just hardly ever on camera! I love that kid!! (I know I may be a touch biased, LOL)
Great video Pete.
Always a Pleasure paddling with you
Thanks Guy! Likewise! We missed you guys out there today!
Damm buddy, all that paddling and our water is still frozen solid, your killin me Bro, snow is gone though, YEAAA. awesome vid and great instruction as always.
Thanks Dave! Hang in there!!
I am very much liking this content and am glad to see the guys coming along. If you get a chance to ride the Catawba this year send me a message I ride almost every week or so
I have heard of that run.. Bridgewater to Morganton
Will do!!
I'm going to have to get a "Rosetta Stone" translator so that I will be able to watch these and understand what you are saying. Cool runs through... Thanks for sharing!
You are right! I need to explain things better! Thanks for the reminder!!
Hey! Very nice reel :D
Thank you Alexis!
it was a good run on the mayo river it was awsome
Right on Evan!
Great video! Thanks Pete
Thanks Dean
That's main thing gotta look good
Thats right!
Question why don’t you teach some of your newer kayakers to look for a t rescue?
Good suggestion. I actually do. Getting them to look for it is another thing. It is something we practice often.
Nice video, thanks
Thanks K A!
Don’t see a lot of people paddling with glasses…anyone out there got tips for keeping your vision clear with water splashing on the lenses?
I have boated with sunglasses on occasion, but not on the regular...good idea for a video...
am i correct that your wearing a throw rope on your chest? first time i have seen that. would you typically use that in white water or is it more of a training situation thing? seems like a good idea I'm wondering why its not normally done. Is there a risk of accidental deployment?
Hey Chris! In any real whitewater, I am always wearing an Astral rescue vest, I always keep a 70' throw rope on my chest. There is a perfect chest pocket in the center of the vest. The rope diameter is smaller but this bag is always available. There is no chance for accidental deployment. It is retained with a quick disconnect type clip with the open side of the throw bag stuffed down in the pocket. I carry another thicker throw rope in my kayak clipped in between my legs. Also, there is a big throw rope and pin kit behind the seat. Many kayakers and rafters will carry flip lines, throw bags, webbing loops, 'biners and all kinds of goodies in their pfd's. For me, it has come in handy many times! None of this will be possible without the correct pfd. A true Rescue Vest is an amazing and critical piece of gear.
@@RiverKingsKayak awesome! Thanks for the info. Learning a lot from you!
What is meant by ferrying the current?
Thag is when you manuever from one side of the river to the other by pointing at an angle upstream and paddling.
River Kings thank you kindly.
hi pete i got a new paddle for my wave sport from evan
What did you get?
Active blade ? What does this mean here's my back story I just started kayaking I'm never done nothing like you're doing I just fish out of my kayak but would love to go do something like that but know nothing about so when we going to go kayaking LOL
When you leave the paddle in the water between strokes and affect your trajectory and boat attitude by manipulating the paddle without retaking strokes. Almost like a rudder of sorts...slip strokes, conversation strokes, sculling, etc...more advanced stuff...I have included explanations in various vids in the past, but need to do a a dedicated video on that.
I don't know if you read all my comments but like I said I'm new to kayaking and I know nothing about the Whitewater side ofso with that being said maybe you could do a video about all the technical terms and what they mean for people like me that just ain't that smart and know what you're talkin about just an idea thanks brother
@@johnpuckett899 i did see them. I responded to each one with some links tobprevious videos that might help. Great suggestions!
Hey brother do me a favordo a video where you explain Mike pillow rock and all these technical terms for people like me that are not into this type of kayaking and have no clue what the heck you're talkin about thanks
Good suggestion. I have included several explanations in some of the river guide series videos. Hard to include them all in every video, but it doesn't help you if you have no idea what Im talking about! Give the Reading the River video a look. some explanations there... ua-cam.com/video/6q7Xeu1itGw/v-deo.html
@@RiverKingsKayak The link above takes me to tarp suspension. I'm mostly a calm water fishing kayaker, but I've been eating your videos like they are candy. Thanks for putting them up!
@@crankycoachman oops!
@@crankycoachman fixed it! thank you!!!!!!! ua-cam.com/video/6q7Xeu1itGw/v-deo.html
@@RiverKingsKayak Absolutely! Thanks for taking the time to produce these! I know it takes more time than most people realize. If you ever travel to central Idaho to run the Salmon or Clearwater, let me know if you need a shuttle driver.
You kind of hard on you buddy so he ain't you poor Mike wouldn't even give him a cookie lol
those are the sacred winners cookies...you gotta earn em! LOL
hey folks..
Hey canajian!
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Boom!