Hi,
I was wondering if you could help me figure out something.
I've been paddling in an OC6 for 2 years now on the French atlantic coast, and sometimes trainings and even competitions get messy.
In this part of France, we do our best without skilled supervision, but we lack some insight.
The redondent issue :
Do you have a captain aboard every OC ? If so, is he the steerer ?
If not, how do you manage steering decisions like : race strategy, or urgent decisions (collision hazard, swell management ...)
the race is coming! tomorrow 203 athletes will be start at the second IVF European Championship and Allwave Cup 2011.
Come athletes from Italy, Germany, United Kindom, Nederland, Danmark, Switzerland, France, Ungary, Russia and also from out of Europe, Iran, Hawaii, Canada, New Zeland, Australia and South Africa.
Follow a little video about a Jim Foti & Steve West Canoe Camp and today's workout.
Video made by SFANZEN
Tomorrow will post the results
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Hi guys
I've been asked to join my outrigger activities to a multi-sports week-end for the disabled.
Although I'm looking forward to the event,I'm a bit nervous and was wondering if some of you could give me their insights ?
What are the limitations, and how to handle them ?
Is there a kind of disability radically unmanageable in an outrigger ?
I clearly see how a paraplegic would paddle, maybe harder than I do actually ! easy cake.
I assume blind people would follow the "hut" sign easily.
What about deaf people ? How can I help them keep in rythm ?
I am looking for a friend his name is keoni marshall rosa and is a member of Ocpadldler ,
Does anybody have informations about him i have not seeing him for a long time ,
