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ChipsCheeseandMayo wrote:
Hi there, snip Thanks very much for your help. I can't help with the emptying bit, but regarding getting them back in their boat... Are you still using the method where you hold their kayak alongside your own, facing the opposite direction, with your arms round/over the front of their cockpit? After a number of actual and near back injuries from using this technique at places that I've taught, we started using an alternative method, whereby you hold their boat sideways in front of you, on top of your boat, with you facing forwards, arms out front - ie no back twisting. The victim then climbs onto the front of your boat and into theirs. In my experience this is much easier for both rescuer and victim, and requires less physical strength. HTH |
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