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a paddlesports log book from the thames tideway in london: sea kayaking, open canoeing, coaching and marathon racing. 12 october 2010 temple steps hw lb 17:22 6.5m six boats, ladder launch, departed 19:25. strong ebb. big wake following a clipper through arch 2 of blackfriars bridge as arch 1 closed. reached temple steps c. 20:15. returned shadwell at 21:05, some headwind on return leg. posted by luke on 12 october 2010 | permalink 5 march 2008 tracking upstream tracking upstream one of numerous things i learned over a weekend in wales. posted by luke on 5 march 2008 | permalink 20 november 2007 slow out, fast home ten of us went to greenwich tonight taking it gently on the way and then splitting into two groups of five for the return leg. we in the 'fast' group kept a good pace and the return took about 25 minutes compared to 50 minutes on the way out (mainly due to having the tide with us). there was a lot of traffic and we encountered some quite choppy conditions on the way back in limehouse reach as two fast ferries passed at the same time in opposite directions. posted by luke on 20 november 2007 | permalink 14 november 2007 regent's canal as the finale to our little intro to open canoeing course six of us set off last night for limehouse basin and a trip up the regent's canal. the idea was to add an element of journeying to the course and do something a bit more interesting than practicing strokes on shadwell basin. the logistics of getting boats to and from limehouse within a normal tuesday evening club session was the major challenge but, in spite of heavy traffic on the highway, we managed a fairly slick operation and had an hour on the canal. there is good access to limehouse basin from basin approach off commercial road but parking in the basin is not available (use mill place/island row instead). we paddled as far as the junction with the hertford union canal at victoria park for a there and back distance of 4.6km. view larger map posted by luke on 14 november 2007 | permalink 17 october 2007 canoe coaching the new emphasis on open boating in the bcu's revised star awards has lead to a much greater interest in canoeing, as opposed to kayaking, within our club. this suits me well when it comes to my regular club coaching sessions as coaching open boating is a great opportunity to practice my own skills and it can be a lot of fun introducing people to something new. last night i offered an intro to open boats session and had five takers. they had varying levels of kayaking experience but only one had been in a canoe before so we started off just going for a paddle to see how they would get on with keeping a straight course. after a little experimentation we gathered round to discuss the results and i introduced the j stroke as a solution to keeping the canoe running straight. the small group gave me a chance to work with everyone individually for a few minutes and we made good progress with developing the technique. working one on one really helps me to see the different learning styles and is a good reminder to try and deliver a session through a variety of learning channels . after some land based drills and a little more practice with the j stroke we moved on to turning strokes, taking the opportunity to introduce the idea of using bow and stern draws to turn the boat. as kayakers the group were familiar with draws but the idea of using them for steering was new. this led on to the pry and then the box stroke. i think they were quite surprised at how different some of the canoe strokes were to what they were used to. we finished up with some balancing games including standing and walking around the canoe and one of my favorite finales: the five canoe pyramid, which we paddled back to the dock. the session had covered a lot of technical stroke work (and even some knots), probably a bit more than i would normally do with complete novices but the kayaking experience of the group and their interest meant that they were able to take it all in. i enjoyed the session and am looking forward to introducing more of my club mates to canoeing. posted by luke on 17 october 2007 | permalink 9 october 2007 there and back again a relatively unremarkable paddle tonight. we set off from the beach by the prospect of whitby with the water fairly low and headed up river against the last of the ebb. we crossed the river at tower bridge and paddled as far as gabriel's wharf before turning around and returning to wapping and a muddy landing just around slack water. paddlers: 7 time: 1 hour, 25 minutes posted by luke on 9 october 2007 | permalink 2 october 2007 ladder launch high water london bridge at 18:39 meant no beach to launch from so we launched, one at a time, via the step ladder just outside shadwell basin. it took nearly fifteen minutes to get nine boats on the water and it was 19:15 by the time we set off up river. we crossed to the surrey side in front of tower bridge enjoying a good ferry glide across the quickly building ebb tide. the pace was leisurely, at least for the regulars, as we regrouped several times to let everyone catch up. we picked it up a little on the way back as the tide made easy going for everyone and returned to shadwell basin at about 20:45. the gentle pace meant i had plenty of time to chat, look around and enjoy the view. posted by luke on 2 october 2007 | permalink 25 september 2007 canary wharf and a tsunami a lovely paddle on the thames tonight from wapping past canary wharf to greenwich and back. the moon was spectacular and the river seemed calm and serene until out of nowhere the tsunami hit us. i heard a shout of 'wave' and looked over my shoulder to find canary wharf obscured by a wall of water. the wake from a fast ferry had reared up suddenly over the shallows while we were idly chatting but, for the sake of the one member of the party who it got the better of, we'll remember it as the canary wharf tsunami! six paddlers, 10km, 1hr30. posted by luke on 25 september 2007 | permalink 18 september 2007 loads of strokes for the final week of our beginners course we were back in general purpose boats and concentrating on technical strokes: sweeps, draws, forwards and backwards paddling, low braces and low brace turns. it was quite a lot of content but the students seemed to soak it all up enthusiastically as it was nearly all new to them. we had two coaches and split the ten students into two groups for some of the session which made coaching in the dark much easier. then we brought everyone back together for a good game of polo in which everyone got stuck in using their new skills. students: 10 coaches: 2 x l2 coaching hours: 1.5 posted by luke on 18 september 2007 | permalink 11 september 2007 all the boats my grand plan last week had been to kick off the beginners course with a multi-disciplinary introduction to paddle sports, in line with the latest bcu philosophy embodied in the new star awards. in the event, the second week proved a better time to introduce different craft. before the group arrived i selected a variety of boats including sea kayaks, general purpose boats, a river runner a play boat and an open canoe. this immediately generated interest from the group in what each one was for and we covered much of the theory section from the old star awards in just talking about the different designs. on the water i found that the sea kayak i had selected was a bit too tippy and we had some early rescue practice but otherwise the plan worked well with most people swapping into something different at least once. we did not cover as much technical stroke work as we normally would in a second session but i think we had more fun and broadened everyone's horizons. we finished up with everyone trying an exhilarating high seal launch from our ramp. students: 8 coaches: 1 x l2, 1 x l3 coaching hours: 2 posted by luke on 11 september 2007 | permalink 6 september 2007 beginners week once a month we run a three week 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