How to do a Bow Draw on Flatwater (Part 1/2) | Intermediate Whitewater Skills Series

[@macfawlty]

The best bow draw instructional I’ve seen.

[@AQOutdoors]

Thanks so much for the kind words! So stoked to hear you find it valuable..

[@rhysmckinstry3620]

Best kayak instructional videos I've seen!

[@AQOutdoors]

Thanks for the kind words Rhys. Very much appreciated. We will do our best to keep them coming..

[@bruns9876]

Yes!! It is an underrated skill to teach this well and this video is amazing both for people learning and for instructors looking for tricks! Thanks Simon and team!

[@AQOutdoors]

Thanks for the kind words and insights Ari. Super appreciated.. hope youa re well mate

[@juttaweiss9560]

Thank you so much for your excellent videos

[@AQOutdoors]

You are most welcome, thank you for commenting and for watching them!

[@CryptoSurfer]

Nice video. One thing I would suggest is to do a quick step by step review at the end of the video to reinforce the positive steps after covering the negatives. It helps one to remember what to do rather than what not to do.

[@daleappleton1070]

Excellent stuff, so easy to follow. Overhead view really cements the steps, and angles.

[@AQOutdoors]

Thanks for checking out the video and for the kind words.

[@juttaweiss5156]

So super explained. Thank you so much.

[@AQOutdoors]

Our pleasure. Thanks so much for checking out the video and for leaving a comment.

[@michaelbrazier5272]

Great content

[@AQOutdoors]

Thanks so much for checking out the video and the kind words.

[@MarkFitzptrk]

Simon, this is another exceptional video i love how you have broken it down for teaching purposes. i have always liked your tutorial videos, keep up the great work

[@AQOutdoors]

Thanks so much fo the kind words Mark. Very much appreciated!

[@martinrobertson2484]

These are absolute gold. Keep em coming! Glide draw next?

[@AQOutdoors]

Thanks Martin. Really appreciate the kind words. We are going to move this into moving water next. Glide draw is in the works though for sure..

[@PaulKRedd]

Good work. I'd like to see alternate modeling that reflects more accurately the realistic torso rotation of older students and adapt to it, rather than call it a flaw.

[@AQOutdoors]

Thanks for kind words and the feedback. For students with less body rotation we are more inclined to focus on blade angle rather than rotation. I would almost consider it more of a gliding draw style stroke though focusing on pulling the feet toward the blade rather than pulling the blade to the boat.