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Developing a Stable Edge

The ability to perform an effective edge is of great value to any sea kayaker. Regardless of the type of paddling you do a stable edge will surely create a more exciting and dynamic paddling experience for you. There are many benefits of edging, but the main benefit is increased maneuverability. A good edge will allow you to make more efficient turns and is especially useful when paddling in wind, currents and waves or any combination of these three factors.

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Paddle to the Ocean: Video Update #4

Details: Published on Sunday, 28 August 2011 18:25; Written by Kelsey Thompson

Well the next video update from Zac's Paddle to the Ocean trip is up and ready. If you haven't been following along with the trip you can check out the Paddle to the Ocean channel on Vimeo and catch up, http://vimeo.com/channels/paddletotheocean

Zac Crouse's "So Fine" Music Video

Details: Published on Friday, 24 June 2011 00:20; Written by Kelsey Thompson

Check out this great music video that Zac Crouse just released from his new album You Plan to Do Nothing. The song is called "So Fine" and it was filmed in Nova Scotia by Kelsey Thompson on the Folly River and Pennant Run. Directed by Aram Kouyoumdjian.

Zac Crouse's "So Fine" from Aram Kouyoumdjian on Vimeo.

Beautiful British Columbia

Details: Published on Tuesday, 20 April 2010 15:47; Written by Kelsey Thompson

The Ashlu has one of the most beautiful canyons in the world (photo Scott Feindel)

British Columbia is without a doubt one of my favourite places to kayak. It has absolutely everything you could ever ask for as a kayaker, world class creeks of varying difficulty, big water runs, a big wave, and unforgettable scenery.

I’ve been to B.C. a few times before but was really excited to spend a good chunk of the summer there, paddling some of the classics that I’d heard so much about as well as some runs that I didn’t even know existed. I spent the majority of my time in Squamish with a quick stop in Revelstoke along the way. I was very grateful too hook up with Bryan Smith and the range life crew early on in the trip, it’s always nice to have local beta and incite on what the best bang for you buck is and Bryan was always spot on and very enthusiastic.