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![]() "William R. Watt" wrote: on the topic of lessons, there's been quite a heated debate in the local Ottawa paddling newsgroup ott.rec.canoe-kayak. I'm on the "no lessons" side of the discussion. That's an interesting position for a novice kayaker to take. Whether to seek instruction or not largely depends on how long you want to take to learn and how much you want to learn. You can teach yourself some skills from books, but you can learn much faster with instruction. Some techniques are nearly impossible to describe adequately in print. "Instruction" doesn't necessarily mean "professional instruction". Many clubs offer free or low-cost instruction or "skills sessions" which can dramatically shorten your learning curve. -- Regards Brian |
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