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Paddle Learning Hub
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 22 ม.ค. 2021
The Paddle Learning Hub is a free resource to support Instructors, Coaches, Leaders and paddlers, across a variety of disciplines. This resource includes everything you need to know to support your development, from rescue videos and discipline specific playlists to the athlete development frameworks.
Formerly the British Canoeing Awarding Body TH-cam channel, you can also find videos about our internationally recognised qualifications and awards, showcasing the next step on your qualification journey.
Formerly the British Canoeing Awarding Body TH-cam channel, you can also find videos about our internationally recognised qualifications and awards, showcasing the next step on your qualification journey.
Stoppers as cushions: the Blast
The Blast is one of two competencies which use stoppers as cushions to slow the down the boat. These technqiues are part of the Features section in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide video series.
You can find explanations of terms used in the series glossary at www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
Created as part of the What it Takes to Progress athlete development framework, these videos break down how to successfully achieve a wide range of slalom competencies in both canoe and kayak. For more information, visit: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/what-it-takes-to-progress/
You can find explanations of terms used in the series glossary at www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
Created as part of the What it Takes to Progress athlete development framework, these videos break down how to successfully achieve a wide range of slalom competencies in both canoe and kayak. For more information, visit: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/what-it-takes-to-progress/
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Crossing Stoppers: Lift & Bounce back
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Lift and Bounce Back is one of 4 different techniques for crossing stoppers covered in the Features section in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide video series. You can find explanations of terms used in the series glossary at www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/ Created as part of the What it Takes to Progress athlete development framework, these v...
Stoppers as Cushions: Bounce and Flick
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Using Stoppers as Cushions: Bounce and Flick is part of the Features-based competency section in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide video series. You can find explanations of terms used in the series glossary at www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/ Created as part of the What it Takes to Progress athlete development framework, these videos break do...
Ups on Stoppers
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Ups on Stoppers is a Features-based competency in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide video series. You can find explanations of terms used in the series glossary at www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/ Created as part of the What it Takes to Progress athlete development framework, these videos break down how to successfully achieve a wide range of ...
Exiting Eddies onto Stoppers: Ride the diagonal
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Exiting Eddies onto Stoppers: Ride the Diagonal is part of the Features-based competency section in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide video series. You can find explanations of terms used in the series glossary at www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/ Created as part of the What it Takes to Progress athlete development framework, these videos break...
Exiting Eddies onto Stoppers: Set and Lift
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Exiting Eddies onto Stoppers: Set and Lift is part of the Features-based competency section in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide video series. You can find explanations of terms used in the series glossary at www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/ Created as part of the What it Takes to Progress athlete development framework, these videos break down...
Crossing Stoppers: Lift and Ride on
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Crossing Stoppers: Lift and Ride on is part of the Features-based competency section in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide video series. You can find explanations of terms used in the series glossary at www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/ Created as part of the What it Takes to Progress athlete development framework, these videos break down how to...
Crossing Stoppers: Feed in and Rise up
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Crossing Stoppers: Feed in and Rise up is a Features-based competency in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide video series. You can find explanations of terms used in the series glossary at www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/ Created as part of the What it Takes to Progress athlete development framework, these videos break down how to successfully a...
Introduction to Stoppers
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This Introduction to Stoppers is part of the Features section in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide video series. You can find explanations of terms used in this video in the series glossary at www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/ Created as part of the What it Takes to Progress athlete development framework, these videos break down how to successf...
Crossing Stoppers: Drop in and Trundle
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Crossing Stoppers: Drop In and Trundle is part of the Features-based competency section in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide video series. You can find explanations of terms used in the series glossary at www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/ Created as part of the What it Takes to Progress athlete development framework, these videos break down how...
Waves: Angle v Speed
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Waves: Angle v Speed is part of the Features-based competency section in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide video series. You can find explanations of terms used in the series glossary at www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/ Created as part of the What it Takes to Progress athlete development framework, these videos break down how to successfully a...
Waves: Entry Position
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Waves: Entry Position is part of the Features-based competency section in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide video series. You can find explanations of terms used in the series glossary at www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/ Created as part of the What it Takes to Progress athlete development framework, these videos break down how to successfully ...
Introduction to Waves
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This Introduction to Waves is part of the Features section in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide video series. You can find explanations of terms used in this video in the series glossary at www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/ Created as part of the What it Takes to Progress athlete development framework, these videos break down how to successfull...
Waves: Boat Position
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Waves: Boat Position is part of the Features-based competency section in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide video series. You can find explanations of terms used in the series glossary at www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/ Created as part of the What it Takes to Progress athlete development framework, these videos break down how to successfully a...
Raft flip drill without an aid
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This video is a demonstation of how to complete the raft flip drill without using an aid. This forms part of the Stadium Raft Guide, Raft Guide and Raft Trip Leader Awards. For more information see: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/
SUP Rescues - Kneeling rescue to a swimmer
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SUP Rescues - Kneeling rescue to a swimmer
thank you very much
Ха ха , это тонкий английский юмор?
Don't know the answer to this but a question. Would the casualty be better between the 2 boats?
Many thanks for your question on the position of the person in the water. From a casualty's point of view, being 'wedged' in between two boats can be a daunting position to be in and could cause panic or injury. Having them on the outside avoids such issues.
I was shown an alternative approach on a PSTL training course last year (Aug 23) for generic craft to craft rescues that can be applied to any combination of canoe/kayak. Here, the rescuer rotates the kayak with the nearside upwards - the argument being you need to check inside for entrapped persons, which makes sense for a canoe. Would such an approach be frowned upon during a PSTL assessment with a different assessor when it is kayak to kayak?
There are many ways of rescuing, and many paddlers find a way that works for them and the circumstances they are rescuing within, as long as the rescue method is safe (for both rescuer and those being rescued), efficient and effective.
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Please could we have a video which shows the whole rescue of an unconscious paddler where the rescue finishes with them on land. This only shows the first step of the rescue
Thank you
I think these canoes are severely lacking in bouyancey and are potentially dangerous.
Coaching is available if you want a more accurate tactical explanation of what is going on. Coaching is available if you want the forward paddling demo on the bank (which sends SO many poor messages out about boat-blade relationship!) to be technically correct.
1:00 *to annoy everyone else who's on the water
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
For explanations of terms used in the Slalom Technical Progression Guide, you can find the series glossary here: www.britishcanoeingawarding.org.uk/slalom-technical-progression-guide-glossary/
Could. you include instructions for the legs and hips please? Some instructions include swiveling at the hips (as opposed from the waist up) and tensioning the leg (on the same side as the stroke) to generate more force. Would appreciate your thoughts on this. Thank you. I'm a brand new white water paddler trying to figure it out out.
Thanks for watching, here's an answer to your query from one of our coaches: Ideally when sat in a Slalom boat with feet on the foot rest, braced knees on to the inside side of the boat and bottom in the seat, you should be secured firmly in it, so there is little movement. In theory, you and the boat are becoming one. In this position with the hips secured, rotation is generated through the spine and the strong and powerful core muscles, particularly obliques, in conjunction with the lats and arms create the stroke length and power. As you’ll, recognise when pulling hard on the right, the force is generally transferred to the boat via the right foot and vice versa……..just like pulling open a heavy door.
Thank you that helps. I'm a white water kayaking newbie. As you wrote, even though you are firmly situated inside the boat, you apply force to the leg on the side of the stroke to generate pulling power. Thanks again. @@PaddleLearningHub
To avoid spraining the thumb, the paddle should be held close to the handle during these operations.
Thanks for watching and commenting Andrea, we'll consider your observations.
The girl has her top hand backwards, with her thumb down: wrong. The boy has his upper hand correctly set, with his thumb up.
Thank you Andrea, we'll consider your observations.
Both ways are correct! If the girl has ever paddled kayak she would find thumb down far more comfortable and would give her more control.
@dley2049 with internal rotation of top shoulder?? kayak is not paddled with vertical shaft.
I was interested after seeing this as the method I was taught, grabbing both their hands, is great to get them across the board but with many paddlers, it can be near impossible to rotate them lengthways on the board. Having had a practise on this though, we had some issues. Getting the leg - The leg sometimes does not float well and it was a struggle to get, sometimes needing to grab quite near thigh/groin to get the leg and pull it nearer the surface to grab the knee. Discomfort - Obviously we were conscious when practising, we found this method uncomfortable to painful on the knee being with pulled into the board or around it. Reliability - We could not get it to work every time, sometimes the rescued paddler would not be pulled enough onto the board and want to slide back off into the water, on a couple of occasions they came all the way over and could not be stopped from sliding off the opposite side of the board. Would be grateful for some tips or links to further resources.
Thanks, Barry. It's good to know your thoughts about and experiences of this. Yes, this can be a difficult rescue that requires practice and appropriate technique. Although during practice there was some discomfort, the technique shown aligns with manual handling guidance. We would encourage you to continue practising and refining the rescue technique. As an alternative, receive some coaching on this.
It would be good to see the quick release knot.
It would be worth showing how the ends of the sling have been connected.
Well done everyone - ice on the jetty!
The precision of the hand movements is 'oar' inspiring.
Maybe change the title as there is no Sling used in this video.
Thanks so much for alerting us that that, Duncan. The title has been updated accordingly.
It's great that there's now a clear message... I've heard mixed things coming from different coaches recently. Thank you
Well done guys. Great to see coaching theory and practice methods evolving in such a practical way