Inspirational demonstration. I like the version where it is, in effect, an inverted, powerful forward stroke. I particularly like how you finish leaning over the foredeck (as opposed to laying on your back as commonly taught) which I think puts you in a more favourable position if conditions are really hairy.
This is a lovely video Eiichi-san. I hope to see you again when this pandemic dies down! I was able to get a Tahe Greenland kayak so now I'm really inspired to learn this roll!
Inspirational demonstration. I like the version where it is, in effect, an inverted, powerful forward stroke. I particularly like how you finish leaning over the foredeck (as opposed to laying on your back as commonly taught) which I think puts you in a more favourable position if conditions are really hairy.
Thank you. Yes, I also like Forward Finishing Rolls. (^^)/
Thanks for this video. Now to attempt a storm roll again soon.
I'm so happy you liked this video. When you get your STORM ROLL, please give me your video.
www.storm-on.com/HTML/Stromtroopers_E.html
Good demonstration! Was so looking forward to meeting you this week, Eiichi. Hope for another time in the future.
I'm so sorry. I can't go there due to the situation of COVID-19 in this time. However, I will get the next chance to get there. (^^)/
This is a lovely video Eiichi-san. I hope to see you again when this pandemic dies down! I was able to get a Tahe Greenland kayak so now I'm really inspired to learn this roll!
Hello Moulton-san! How are you doing? And thank you for your comment here. Yes, I would like to see you again in the near future! Keep in touch! (^^)/
Eiichi-san, I will, my friend!
Bravo Elichi! Very interesting videos! Hope to see you in Italy!
Thank you! Yes, I want to visit there after a situation of COVID-19. (^^)/
Muito bom! Já consegui fazer o rolamento tradicional vendo estes vídeos! Agora vou tentar este movimento. Valeu Eiichi!
De nada. Fico muito feliz que este vídeo tenha ajudado você. (^^)/
Great demonstration! We hope to have you share that here in the Philippines as you did with our colleagues in Singapore previously.
Thank you! I'm glad it's useful for you. And I would like to visit you to teach some rolls in the near future.
@@EiichiIto Looking forward to it Eiichi!
Yes very nice. But those kayaks roll themselves almost.
Yes. However, for some kayakers, practice is needed. So I would like to support them.
Thank you
I thank you too. (^^)/
Well it seems a most Laborious way to learn, get a face mask borrow a bat canoe and practice in a swimming pool
Great teaching , Eiichi Ito.
Which is the used kayak in the video?
Thank you! This kayak isn't mine, but it may have been made by Tahe Marine.
What location is this, Eiichi? It looks very beautiful.
This is Comox on Vancouver island. I went there for roll classes. And I am going to go there this year again.
@@EiichiIto Can I come? What class is this, where can I find info? And where else will you be teaching this year?
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YEAH!
Thank you!
楽しいのでしようね
出来なかった生徒さんが出来るようになった瞬間がいいですね。こちらも嬉しくなってきます。
Kayak Ninjas 🙂
Thank you! If you want to be that, I will help you. (^^)/