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OMG. That's awesome! That would be so much fun.😃😃

Mega cool, Warum finde ich nicht so nen Kurs in deutsch 💪👍 Gruß Swen

Excellent video. Captured our trip perfectly.

This was so nice to watch. Gentle flows, but awesome technique. Looks like a lot of fun. Thanks for posting.

Buena aventura 👍

this makes sense

back when I used to do solo whitewater canoe, I used these strokes to accelerate when I needed to, which was often

One way to remember which shoulder is that you want to make a head sandwhich- your head is between the shore line and the rope.

Jeff - Your demonstration is very good and I love it. Because you are in a whitewater canoe it does a good job emphasizing results. However for people who are new to canoeing, they probably will need to grasp the difference between solo white water canoes (which your show) and solo "other canoes". If they are paddling anything other than a whitewater canoe they will not get the same results you demonstrated and may think their mistakes make no difference to them.

You are an amazing teacher, thanks for putting the time and effort into this. Awesome

Excellent demonstration as always. It really helps to see how the different strokes affect the canoe

what the name of that canoe ? very cool look and what lake is this ? Looks like one off the 15 highway

Best film angles I’ve seen! I use the goonie (sp) stroke and I’m trying to figure out the J stroke and most videos don’t show what the blade is specifically doing, yours does! Thank you!

Under the upstream arm! I used it today in browns. Combined with that dynamic belay when possible really reduces how much stain is placed on the swimmer

Love your videos, please keep them coming. You showing technique in the living room sets you apart from others, very helpful

Thanks again, I am good with the J stroke and use it all the time like you said. Haven't tried the pitch Stroke (or seen it before) Will try it out first chance I get. Thanks for the super clear instruction as always! Cheers James

Awesome work thank you! I have watched a load of videos on strokes and correction and not one has mentioned the blade angle for rudder control. Great explanation and clear demonstration. Will be trying it out in a day or 2. Thank you 😊

Sculling draw, awesome. Sculling Pry = the close up of the blade on the carpet is the correct method, using the nonpower face for both slicing forward and back. However on the other views, careful, we don't change to power face when doing the sculling pry ; ) ; )

really nice demo

Sick moves

Thank you! Just starting to learn to canoe and your videos are excellent. You cover the key strokes I need to learn in a simple and clear manner. Great work!

Great, clear, and concise video. I see a lot folks having trouble with this

Great tips!!!!!

This land demonstration is especially effective.

Nice clean demonstrations.

I was told from slalom paddlers,that uper arm should be almost straight?