Event Series: Rec Kayaking Class

Rec Kayaking Class

Name: Rec Kayaking Class
Start: 2021-07-20T13:00:00-05:00
End: 2021-07-20T16:00:00-05:00

July 20, 2021 @ 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

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The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Details

Date:: August 3, 2021
Time:: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Series:: Rec Kayaking Class
Event Tags:: #discoverwi, #silentwake, #travelwi, #wisconsin, aca certified instructor near me, does my kayak belong in the water, great lakes, how to transport a kayak, how to use a kayak paddle float, kayak education and lessons, kayak lessons, kayaking, kayaking in SE wisconsin, learn how to kayak, milwaukee river, port washington and west bend wisconsin, rec kayak classes and training, what is a recreational kayak, what is a sea kayak, what is the best kayak paddle for me

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Details

Date:: April 20, 2021
Time:: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Series:: Rec Kayaking Class
Event Tags:: #discoverwi, #silentwake, #travelwi, #wisconsin, aca certified instructor near me, does my kayak belong in the water, great lakes, how to transport a kayak, how to use a kayak paddle float, kayak education and lessons, kayak lessons, kayaking, kayaking in SE wisconsin, learn how to kayak, milwaukee river, port washington and west bend wisconsin, rec kayak classes and training, what is a recreational kayak, what is a sea kayak, what is the best kayak paddle for me

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Details

Date:: August 10, 2021
Time:: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Series:: Rec Kayaking Class
Event Tags:: #discoverwi, #silentwake, #travelwi, #wisconsin, aca certified instructor near me, does my kayak belong in the water, great lakes, how to transport a kayak, how to use a kayak paddle float, kayak education and lessons, kayak lessons, kayaking, kayaking in SE wisconsin, learn how to kayak, milwaukee river, port washington and west bend wisconsin, rec kayak classes and training, what is a recreational kayak, what is a sea kayak, what is the best kayak paddle for me

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Details

Date:: April 27, 2021
Time:: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Series:: Rec Kayaking Class
Event Tags:: #discoverwi, #silentwake, #travelwi, #wisconsin, aca certified instructor near me, does my kayak belong in the water, great lakes, how to transport a kayak, how to use a kayak paddle float, kayak education and lessons, kayak lessons, kayaking, kayaking in SE wisconsin, learn how to kayak, milwaukee river, port washington and west bend wisconsin, rec kayak classes and training, what is a recreational kayak, what is a sea kayak, what is the best kayak paddle for me

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Details

Date:: August 17, 2021
Time:: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Series:: Rec Kayaking Class
Event Tags:: #discoverwi, #silentwake, #travelwi, #wisconsin, aca certified instructor near me, does my kayak belong in the water, great lakes, how to transport a kayak, how to use a kayak paddle float, kayak education and lessons, kayak lessons, kayaking, kayaking in SE wisconsin, learn how to kayak, milwaukee river, port washington and west bend wisconsin, rec kayak classes and training, what is a recreational kayak, what is a sea kayak, what is the best kayak paddle for me

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Details

Date:: August 31, 2021
Time:: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Series:: Rec Kayaking Class
Event Tags:: #discoverwi, #silentwake, #travelwi, #wisconsin, aca certified instructor near me, does my kayak belong in the water, great lakes, how to transport a kayak, how to use a kayak paddle float, kayak education and lessons, kayak lessons, kayaking, kayaking in SE wisconsin, learn how to kayak, milwaukee river, port washington and west bend wisconsin, rec kayak classes and training, what is a recreational kayak, what is a sea kayak, what is the best kayak paddle for me

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Details

Date:: September 7, 2021
Time:: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Series:: Rec Kayaking Class
Event Tags:: #discoverwi, #silentwake, #travelwi, #wisconsin, aca certified instructor near me, does my kayak belong in the water, great lakes, how to transport a kayak, how to use a kayak paddle float, kayak education and lessons, kayak lessons, kayaking, kayaking in SE wisconsin, learn how to kayak, milwaukee river, port washington and west bend wisconsin, rec kayak classes and training, what is a recreational kayak, what is a sea kayak, what is the best kayak paddle for me

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Details

Date:: September 14, 2021
Time:: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Series:: Rec Kayaking Class
Event Tags:: #discoverwi, #silentwake, #travelwi, #wisconsin, aca certified instructor near me, does my kayak belong in the water, great lakes, how to transport a kayak, how to use a kayak paddle float, kayak education and lessons, kayak lessons, kayaking, kayaking in SE wisconsin, learn how to kayak, milwaukee river, port washington and west bend wisconsin, rec kayak classes and training, what is a recreational kayak, what is a sea kayak, what is the best kayak paddle for me

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

Venue


: WI United States + Google Map

The purpose for this training is to provide education and guidance, specific for the recreational kayaker. Intended for those new to kayaking, and/or who have recently purchased a recreational kayak. Topics addressed will consist of basic paddling skills, safety, and understanding your vessel’s abilities and limitations. Participants should provide their own rec yak, paddle, and PFD. If requested, a PFD and paddle will be provided to you. This 3-hour long class will be split between land and water instruction. Location will be announced prior to event, will either be located on a quiet lake, or beginner friendly river (depending on water conditions) near the West Bend area.

Information and topics covered:

On-land Discussions:

Understanding what is a recreational kayak. (Design features, construction, abilities and limitations).
Choosing a paddle for your kayak.
Selecting the proper life-vest.
How to plan your paddle adventure. Paddling with others.
Methods to transport your kayak – on the road and manually.
Proper body position and how to hold a paddle.

On water training:

How water effects your kayak, getting a feel for the paddle environment.
Ways to enter and exit your kayak from land/water.
How do I steer this thing, and not run into others?
How tippy is your yak?
What happens when I fall out, and how do I get back in?
My kayak is full of water, what now?
Is there a hazard around the river bend?

Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

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: WI United States + Google Map

Rec Kayaking Class

July 20, 2021 @ 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

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Minimum class size – 2 Maximum class size – 5

Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

Cost $60/per person

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Cost $60/per person

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Cost $60/per person

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Please ensure you dress properly for air and water temperatures, as you will get wet during this class. It is best to have a change of clothes and a towel to use after the class.

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