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Canoeing: Introduction to Beginning Canoeing: Free Online Video Lesson
Kayaking: Introduction to Beginning Kayaking: Free Online Video Lesson
Proper Use of a Lifejacket: Beginning Canoeing & Kayaking: Free Online Video
Paddles: Beginning Canoeing & Kayaking: Free Online Video Lesson
Essential Supplies on the Water: Beginning Canoeing & Kayaking: Free Video
Safety Precautions: Beginning Canoeing & Kayaking
Places & Wildlife: Beginning Canoeing & Kayaking
How to Safely Get in & Out of a Canoe: Beginning Canoeing
How to Safely Get in & Out of a Kayak: Beginning Canoeing
How to Paddle a Canoe or Kayak
Paddling with Two People: Beginning Canoeing & Kayaking
How to Paddle a Sea Kayak: Beginning Kayaking
Transporting a Canoe: Beginning Canoeing
Starting Off in Water: Beginning Canoeing & Kayaking
Canoe Safety & Wind: Beginning Canoeing
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Toting a kayak to and from the water can seem like one big chore. Especially if you don't have someone els… More
Learn how to safely get in and out of a kayak in this free online video lesson.… More
A kayaker provides the power and direction in his or her kayak by handling a paddle. This most important t… More
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Summary: Learn how to safely get in and out of a kayak in this free online video lesson.
Ray Temeyer (and his wife, Jeanie) has been running snorkeling, sailing and scuba diving charters out of Miami and the Bahamas for the last 27 years. Ben Temeyer & Antonio Dell'Aglio...read more
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"My name is Raymond T. Meyer of Los Island Voyages, Miami, Florida. This is Ben and Antonio. Today we are going to touch up of the subject of beginning canoing and kayaking. Kayaks are much like canoes in many ways, but there are some significant differences that must be taking into note. For one thing the seat it's mostly like a harness with a back rest. This is important because if you don't have this, your back would start hurting almost immediately after paddling. Now getting into a kayak is much different. What you want to do is you want to put your hands on others side of the kayak. Place your butt into the centered and position yourself. Unlike a canoe you may want the paddle to be handed to you. But you can also set it into the kayak before you go. Most kayak paddles are floatable, so you can have it settled along side of you as well. As you see this kayak is a open style, but there are close ones and those should only be use when you have specific training."
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