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How To Slow Your Pace While Kayaking
How To Speed Up Your Pace While Kayaking
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Summary: Learn tips on how to control your pace and speed up when creeking in fast torrid water in this free video clip on extreme kayaking.
Mike Porter, assistant director of rafting at Zoar Outdoor, has been an ACA whitewater instructor, raft guide and rock climbing instructor for the last seven years. In the winter, he...read more
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"Another technique that you can use to plan out your day if the water is a little higher in your creek and you have plenty of time or if you want to run in a couple of times you can have a fast pace day in your river as long as you are comfortable as you are going down and you know it pretty well. It is also a good technique if there is less eddies on the river so you don't have to stop as much. You can just continuously paddle down stream, race your friends and enjoy your day, and do as many drops as quickly as you can. "
eHow Article: How To Speed Up Your Pace While Kayaking
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