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Unloading & Carrying a Kayak
Unloading a Kayak with 2 People
Loading a Kayak Onto a Car
How to Lift a Kayak
Securing a Kayak to a Car
Sea Kayaking Supplies
Sea Kayaking Environment Tips
Sea Kayaking Safety Supplies
Paddling a Sea Kayak
Sea Kayak Paddling Tips
Getting Into a Sea Kayak
Using a Sea Kayak Spray Skirt
How to Launch a Sea Kayak
Water Launching a Sea Kayak
A Sea Kayak Wet Exit
The Paddle Float Sea Kayak Rescue
The Cowboy Sea Kayak Rescue
Pumping Water From a Sea Kayak
Fundamentals of Sea Kayaking
Sea Kayaking: The Forward Sweep
Sea Kayaking: The Reverse Sweep
Sea Kayaking: The Draw Stroke
Sea Kayaking: The Forward Stroke
Sea Kayaking Backwards
Sea Kayaking: The Hip Snap
Practicing a Sea Kayak Roll
Sea Kayaking: How to Roll
Kayak Rolling with a Paddle Float
Sea Kayaking: Preventing Rolling
Setting Up to Roll a Kayak
Summary: Sea kayaking can be a very dangerous sport that not everyone is made for. Learn how to do a forward sweep and how to be safe while doing it.
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"The forward sweep: he is going to reach as far as he can; sweep out as far as he can to the stern; and turn his boat to the right. That is a sweep stroke and it turns your boat. He's pressing on the left foot peg, paddling on the left side and is turning his boat to the right. The forward sweep. Russell is looking where he is going, so he's looking over his right shoulder and he has leaned the boat slightly to the left. What this does; it makes a long boat turn easily because it has shortened the water line. We call that edging. "
eHow Article: Sea Kayaking: The Forward Sweep
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