How to do a Carving Eddy Turn | Intro to Whitewater Kayaking Series

In this video we break down how to perform a carving eddy turn in a whitewater kayak. Our instructional team also highlight some of the common errors we see when teaching this skill.
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[@girishshirodkar9929]

Thanks mate great education video

[@AQOutdoors]

Thank you for checking the video and for the kind words..

[@karenjoishiwalker]

Love these videos, guys!

[@AQOutdoors]

Thanks so much Karen. stoked they are useful...

[@1990alexshaw]

Brilliant video guys - really useful

[@AQOutdoors]

Thanks so much Alex. Stoked it makes sense and is useful. Feel free to fire us any questions that come up! Cheers for taking the time to comment

[@woofna1948]

Thanks for posting this excellent video.

[@AQOutdoors]

Out pleasure Moulton. Thanks for the comment.

[@glenbarber1]

Good video.

[@AQOutdoors]

Thanks Glen. Much appreciated

[@1TimBaugh]

Hi, very much enjoying these videos. You say in this one that amongst other things you need to be clear about flat water carving turns. I can't find anything on these, can you point me in the right direction by any chance? Thanks.

[@AQOutdoors]

Thanks for the kind words Tim. Check out this video and it should give you a really good idea of what a flat water carving turn looks like.
ua-cam.com/video/9oguwyYOgnk/v-deo.html
Let us know if that works and if you have any questions

[@ollythomas4132]

Hey guys! Awesome video, this will help so much. Just one thing, at 2:42 when your talking about 10:00 O'Clock or 2:00 O'Clock on river right and left, wouldn't river right be the bottom description instead of river left? I'm just curious. Thank you!

[@AQOutdoors]

Thanks Olly. Much appreciated. That is a little confusing for sure. We are talking about the clock orientation facing upstream and the river right and river left orientation facing downstream.. ha ha. So, it is accurate on the video as the bottom shot (pointing at 2 oclock and river left), we are referring to river left when looking downstream. so 2 o'clock is pointing to river left. i can certainly see how we created confusion there. Hope that makes sense?
Thanks again for checking out the video and for commenting!