Life on The Edge Course Notes
Several students from my Life on the Edge course at the Kiptopeke Sea Kayak Symposium asked me for notes on all the things we covered, so I’m posting them here. […]
Several students from my Life on the Edge course at the Kiptopeke Sea Kayak Symposium asked me for notes on all the things we covered, so I’m posting them here. […]
I’ve certainly done my share of paddling around rocks and rocky coasts, from Wales and Nova Scotia, to Alaska. However, kayaking in Baja is one of the most fun places […]
There is a noticeable change that happens when you reach a tipping point in paddling efficiency. Call it unconscious competence, a star or level rating, or simply being one with […]
I have started adding events to the 2015 teaching schedule. Look for more items coming in the next few days. See the full schedule, here
During my recent Level 5 instructor certification exam, three words really stuck with me. Managed Learning Experience. As most L-4 and L-5 instructors know, as you begin teaching skill development […]
I read a few quotes from Laird Hamilton in a recent issue of Outside Magazine that struck me and got me thinking of kayaking, both as a hobby, and in […]
Here’s an article I wrote for the Chesapeake Paddlers Association’s summer newsletter: There’s an old naval expression, “Clear the Decks,” that urges seamen to stow gear, leave the deck of […]
We’re just a few weeks away from the 3rd Annual Kiptopeke Sea Kayaking Symposium and I’m really looking forward to my courses this year. I have some new exercises and skills […]
I had a great time teaching at the Garden State Sea Kayaking Symposium last weekend. Despite Tropical Storm Andrea barreling through Friday night, the weekend was mostly dry on land, […]
Someone recently asked me about the feedback I provide to students as part of a private instruction session, so I thought I’d share some observations made after a surf session. […]