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![]() "riverman" wrote in message ... I agree wholeheartedly. I would even guess that the majority of 'lifetime boaters' are primarily self-taught. Maybe they used something formal to get started, but probably not. I think the type of person who needs the external structure of a formal training situation is not the type of person to have the self-motivation to keep at it. (The river slang for those folks is 'Boy Scout' g) OTOH, the type of person who is willing to get in a boat and 'figger it out' will be the type of person who continues getting into a boat, imnsho. Virtually all of the people I paddle with have gone through some kind of class. I highly recommend classes, even though I didn't have one to start. I learned very much when I started assisting classes that I should have learned 10 years earlier. Students in our club classes learn all these things in several weeks. These people learn how to be safe, and if they get through the class, they tend to stick around. Bob |
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