How To Roll a Kayak - Detailed Overview

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  • Опубліковано 27 лис 2024

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  • @thecrazydonut
    @thecrazydonut 11 років тому +1

    It's one of the first video with the PROPER thechnic i've seen. It's always smooth, focused on not harming your shoulders, it's taught the way it should be taught. Great tutorial.

  • @wangy01
    @wangy01 6 років тому +2

    Definitely the best UA-cam video explaining kayaks rollover!

  • @michaelneal2744
    @michaelneal2744 12 років тому +2

    i rolled really fast as i watched alot of your videos before i started my lesson i rolled within 3 attempts watching the blade was by far the best part of this vid.

  • @TheGODAcronym
    @TheGODAcronym 12 років тому +1

    I learned to roll in my kayak purely from these videos. Ken is my instructor through the wonders of UA-cam :)

  • @kayasper6081
    @kayasper6081 5 років тому

    Your explanations are among the very best ones around. In fact your videos are the only ones which I see over and over again. To afterwards practice the tecniques in the water myself. I learned a lot of you, thanks!

  • @shaneshankly4518
    @shaneshankly4518 3 роки тому

    After going on a rolling course Ken s videos are what got me rolling . Put it together in simple terms

  • @paddlehard5722
    @paddlehard5722 10 років тому +9

    Very good and detailed demonstrations. Well done!

  • @langbangnz
    @langbangnz 11 років тому +2

    Awesome video(s). I have learned to roll purely from watching these clips and then going out and practicing. Even now that I can actually roll I still watch them closely and pick up pointers to improve. Lately I have found how critical the 'Hip Snap' is, once you get the hip snap working it makes life a LOT easier! Cheers.

  • @Corcioch
    @Corcioch 7 років тому

    Thats a brilliant video. For someone who has been learning and practicing rolling of late, with mixed success, this video has some excellent tips for me to add to my next practice session.
    Thanks for taking the time to make this video.

  • @alasdairgeddes
    @alasdairgeddes 12 років тому +1

    I can't do rolls at all. I've only had 2 lessons. I was kayaking today and kept going upside-down and almost drowning. I couldn't work out how to get the spray deck off so was just thrashing around in the water. Somehow I survived, and it was great fun! I want to do it again!

  • @skomer100
    @skomer100 12 років тому

    Excellant video the best i have seen, clear precise and wellbroken down

  • @Matkatamiba
    @Matkatamiba 12 років тому +3

    I rolled the second attempt after watching this video. It's an amazing feeling.

  • @jason21jburg
    @jason21jburg 11 років тому

    He makes it look so easy, this video isn't fake it just takes practice

  • @TheGODAcronym
    @TheGODAcronym 12 років тому

    You don't necessarily need thigh pads or knee pads to roll, but they certainly help. Think of any of these accessories as they are, points of contact with the boat, the more points, the more control you exhibit on the craft you are paddling. I rolled in a kayak without extra outfitting by bracing my knees against the sides of the boat. With that being said, the extra points of contact make the roll much easier.

  • @sanansa4567
    @sanansa4567 5 років тому

    very informative. Nice kayak as well.

  • @teresacampos6224
    @teresacampos6224 7 років тому

    Thanks for these important Tips for safety!

  • @trekkingtn
    @trekkingtn 13 років тому

    These videos are amazing help. Thanks much!

  • @joyjoyceteo
    @joyjoyceteo 12 років тому

    Amazing video! Thumbs up! i did my first roll!

  • @jansimblank9358
    @jansimblank9358 9 років тому

    I'm going to try this today with my teacher, thank you

  • @TheTaoofEternalWar
    @TheTaoofEternalWar 6 років тому

    Great video. Can it be done without the paddle?

    • @OceanDharma
      @OceanDharma 5 років тому

      Expert kayakers can roll with their hands, and some can do with one hand, while a true expert can actually roll a kayak with no hands at all!

  • @SuperEdAustin
    @SuperEdAustin 10 років тому +1

    Useful video

  • @LootFragg
    @LootFragg 10 років тому +1

    Now I need to learn not to panick when I'm dunked into the water like a donut into coffee. :D

    • @Th3EpicGamer
      @Th3EpicGamer 10 років тому +9

      You dunk donuts in coffee?

  • @fastrabbit22
    @fastrabbit22 9 років тому

    Awesome video thanks!

  • @whitelighter786
    @whitelighter786 11 років тому

    Very helpful video. Thank you.

  • @Nash3257
    @Nash3257 12 років тому

    super easy to follow

  • @pgclift51
    @pgclift51 6 років тому

    Great tutorial - thanks

  • @irnjohn4237
    @irnjohn4237 12 років тому

    superb videos

  • @nickyl9040
    @nickyl9040 8 років тому +1

    Could you do a vid using a 17.5' sea kayak w/ 60 lbs. of gear in the hold and on deck ?

  • @TheGODAcronym
    @TheGODAcronym 12 років тому

    Congrats, it's a wonderful feeling isn't it!

  • @arthurjackson5594
    @arthurjackson5594 11 років тому

    Thanks. Very useful.

  • @wolfcry91
    @wolfcry91 12 років тому

    how do you get to the setup position when you capsize with your paddle in a weird awkward position?

  • @Rocstoneau
    @Rocstoneau 8 років тому

    That was a great tute.

  • @MorettiPyrotechnicsLLC
    @MorettiPyrotechnicsLLC 7 років тому

    what if you roll in a kayak without a spray skirt on? is it possible to roll back up or will you fall out?

    • @phoenixamaranth
      @phoenixamaranth 7 років тому

      You would fall out 99% of the time and the amount of water that your kayak would take on would sink it and make it too hard to roll as well.

    • @OceanDharma
      @OceanDharma 5 років тому

      Yes you can roll it without a skirt. I've rolled solo whitewater canoes just fine, I bail the water out after recovery. Skirt or no skirt, your knees bracing on the inside are what keeps you in the craft. My canoe had thigh straps. Once you are upright in a skirtless kayak, fully swamped kayak has little or no stability, so you could easily roll up but then keep going right over. You would need to be skilled at bracing with your paddle, while at same time pumping water out of your cockpit fast as you can. The bow and stern of a good kayak would have separate bulkheads, so not all of the kayak would be flooded.

  • @yosamarine
    @yosamarine 12 років тому

    Hi does anybody know which kayak rolling technique is better for beginners?

  • @jamesclemens1910
    @jamesclemens1910 7 років тому

    good stuff!

  • @roddygodon6459
    @roddygodon6459 7 років тому

    Just curious, is it physically possible to roll a fully loaded kayak which out doing major body damage?

    • @22Wattie
      @22Wattie 6 років тому +3

      Hi Roddy, yes it is. In-fact if you load your kayak correctly with the heavier items loaded at the bottom then it is far easier to roll a loaded kayak compared to an unloaded kayak. You must make sure that all your loaded items are tightly locked into place. This also ensures that the load can't shift when in rough waters.

  • @viodsector
    @viodsector 12 років тому

    thank u. good video.

  • @Kris81999
    @Kris81999 12 років тому

    Great! Thanks!

  • @BJL1970
    @BJL1970 11 років тому

    I just saw someone learn this at the local gym' pool.

  • @andyzacek9760
    @andyzacek9760 3 роки тому

    Alright I've watched 30 hours of different explanations on kayak rolling, time to take it to the water gasp, writhe, and utterly forget everything

    • @gw6797
      @gw6797 2 роки тому

      🤣👍

  • @norbo002
    @norbo002 11 років тому

    true?

  • @CaspCic
    @CaspCic 11 років тому

    Its much easier to fall out of a kayak than to stay in, while you're down under.

  • @gbenzon
    @gbenzon 13 років тому

    Wish I could have seen this video before I took a course in rolling. The course was fairly unhelpful. After studying the video, I rolled on my third try without an instructor.

  • @Quagmirian
    @Quagmirian 5 років тому

    1:28 hitmarker

  • @Hogaboga101
    @Hogaboga101 11 років тому

    how to roll a kayak? thats easy! Just lean over to one side and you are sure to roll over