Basic White Water Safety and Rescue - Kayaking

This podcast is submitted as an assessment for a Sports Science (Outdoor Activities) degree at Bangor University. It is aimed at providing a visual coaching aid for instructors introducing individuals to a grade II-III white water environment.

[@triciap6657]

I have saved this video to my watch list. I teach water safety to my search and rescue team. I review the video from time to time. Well done and thank you.

[@scheisstag]

Best whitewater safety clip I watched so far. I learned some things I missed in the other ones so far: the barrel roll and the fact, that you have to face obstacles like trees.

[@SharpeyN]

I started paddling in the 1970s when safety and rescue was not considered. I thought that I knew a bit about it until a recent Alps trip made me realise how rusty I was. This is an interesting and informative run through. Well done!

[@markcorps2034]

very good. Clearly set out and well done

[@vidravizitura]

Very good work!

[@davezetec]

Great video, if you still monitor this account what do you do these days out of interest? A lot can happen in 12 years!

[@Mcmatthew99]

thanks, helped me with writing an essay for school on water safety and rescue

[@lastbloke]

Excellent video - I trust you got a generous grade for it?! :D

[@davidabra8431]

the information in the video is great, might possibly be aided by a bit better audio recording technique. But thank you very much it's very informative

[@michaelabulencia1392]

Nice video

[@shortie1837]

well this video helped a few of my fellow kayakers that take swims..like me :/ but yano thanks for shearing

[@private61]

very good

[@shortie1837]

iam sorry but its not you should reach b4 you throw i know this by experience its a pain in the ass to repack a throw line/bag on the river (if your a kayaker or not) also alot of white water rescue workers use this to...js