Joining a Kayaking Club

Joining a Kayaking Club

Update: 2023-05-31
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In this episode, I discuss the advantages of joining a kayaking club and provide tips on making the most of your club membership.

I discuss the benefits of joining different types of clubs, including K1, whitewater, multi-sport, and SurfSki clubs and suggests considering joining multiple clubs to access a wide range of opportunities. 

I talk about the importance of taking advantage of as many paddling sessions as possible, actively engaging with the club community, volunteering for minor club roles, seeking help when needed, and offering assistance to others as you gain experience.

Key Points:

  • Joining multiple kayaking clubs can provide diverse benefits.
  • K1 clubs are ideal for flat water training and developing your forward stroke technique.
  • Whitewater clubs offer opportunities for river paddling and grade 2 skill development.
  • Multi-sport clubs focus on racing and can provide experience on grade one and grade two water.
  • SurfSki clubs are beneficial for those without access to river kayaking and focus on a similar paddling style as multi-sport racing kayaks.
  • Tips for maximising club membership include actively participating in all paddling sessions suitable to your skill level, engaging with the club community, volunteering for club roles, seeking help when needed, and offering assistance to others.

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Host: Sam Milne
Email: sam@canterburykayaking.co.nz
Website: https://canterburykayaking.co.nz/











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Joining a Kayaking Club

Joining a Kayaking Club

Sam Milne