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![]() Roo wrote: Hi All It has been a while. Mind you a uk group didn't seem particularly useful on the other side of the world. How's this for starters? x-posted from ukrgb----------- Perhaps we should be asking what attributes are required to be the best river runner (or playboater, slalomist, raft guide, sprinter, sea kayaker etc.) you can be? I'll start with 2 points I consider important for a river runner: 1) Ability to focus on the right line and not the nasty consequences. 2) A measured but reactionary paddling style. 3) A good knowledge of ones paddling ability and its limits, and knowing how for to push those limits? -- Wilko van den Bergh Wilkoa t)dse(d o tnl Eindhoven The Netherlands Europe Look at the possibilities, don't worry about the limitations. http://wilko.webzone.ru/ |
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