This video class was originally filmed for my annual Whitewater Master Class course (happening in August). Everything you need to know to get your boof on at any level.
Really helpfull. When you do it wrong for so man years, try to make boofing much more efficient is a big challenge for me. One step at a time, I will get it! Thanks!
Wilson, North Fork FB, Cheoah, Tallulah, West Fork of Tuck - to name a few. Not necessarily in that order. You want to be feel comfortable on these before getting on the Narrows IMO.
It's a ledge on the Narrows of the Green River in North Carolina. It's in the class IV runout after you paddle the steeper section. In my Creek Week we hike up to it and practice boofing over and over! It's the best place that I know of to learn/practice boofing.
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So well described. Just 5 minutes in but it's obvious that you both know what you're doing and are keen to communicate it.
Very helpful! Thanks! I would like you give some more explanation for position and angle
It was so well explained, I am going to watch your other videos 😊
Thank you! I hope you find all of my videos helpful. Have fun!
You have a very good and clear way to explain how to BOOF. Love your´re exampels. Well done Anna.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! Any thoughts on pool or dry land things to practice boofs?
Really helpfull. When you do it wrong for so man years, try to make boofing much more efficient is a big challenge for me. One step at a time, I will get it! Thanks!
You're welcome! I'm glad you found this helpful. Have fun out there!
What creeks should I run before I run the narrows
Wilson, North Fork FB, Cheoah, Tallulah, West Fork of Tuck - to name a few. Not necessarily in that order. You want to be feel comfortable on these before getting on the Narrows IMO.
Where is little black water falls? I tried googling it the only thing showing up is a place in west virginia.
It's a ledge on the Narrows of the Green River in North Carolina. It's in the class IV runout after you paddle the steeper section. In my Creek Week we hike up to it and practice boofing over and over! It's the best place that I know of to learn/practice boofing.
Thank you! My dad is a narrows dude, I’ll have him take me!
Been searching for a friendly and lapable boof!