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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 37 episodes
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This podcast is about kayaking and the people who kayak. It’s about tracing coastlines, discovering the relationship between land and sea, and exploring how we build a special bond with our kayak. Paddlers will share their stories from the water and reveal how they’ve developed their skills along the way. Where confidence takes us beyond our comfort zone
Unknown Host hosts Beyond The Eddy Line podcast, a science show with 37 episodes published.
Are we too dogmatic about how we teach and practice kayaking? My guest, Lee Richardson , teaches kayaking and watches paddlers develop their skills. He believes we can sometimes become too focused on rules, techniques, a
Are you more of a technical paddler or a tactical paddler? What is the difference between the two? How do we learn to work on the skills we are lacking of. My guest Amber Champion has a decade of experience guiding, coac
In this episode, we explore what different kayak rolls teach your body, which muscles each roll emphasizes, and how practicing a variety of techniques can build a stronger, more adaptable roll. We also look at some class
How understanding the traditional paddling skills used by Innuits, transferred to modern kayaking? Chessy Knight was one of the instructors at the South Sound Traditional Inuit Kayak Symposium (Sstiks). In this episode,
One of the oldest surviving Inuit kayaks has returned to Canada after spending centuries in the Vatican Museums. What can a hand-crafted kayak, built more than 100 years ago, teach us today? In this episode, I speak with
The Columbia River, the largest river in the Pacific Northwest, stretches about 1,200 miles. From the Canadian Rockies in British Columbia Canada through Washington and Oregon to the Pacific Ocean. Neil Schulman is an oc
Warren Williamson is a self-taught designer who combined his woodworking skills and passion for paddling to building unique wooden kayaks. In this episode, we look into the type of boats he builds and how each is being u
One of my favorite parts of kayaking is witnessing the ever changing relationship between the land and the sea. At low tide, the shoreline transforms, exposing colorful rock walls, tide pools, and a hidden world that dis
Canoe Polo, also known as Kayak Polo, originated in Great Britain in the late 19th century. It is a fast-paced contact sport that demands advanced paddling skills, including rolling, edging, boat control, and constant si
The Race to Alaska (R2AK) kicks off this Sunday, June 14. About 70 teams will take on the 1,200 km (750-mile) journey from Washington State to Alaska, a race that can take up to three weeks to complete. While most compet
Personal goals are what drive us to improve, grow, and get better. Caroline Ross of Crosscurrents Kayak, lives in Nanaimo on Vancouver Island and has set a personal goal to circumnavigate 40 small islands. So far, she ha
Known for his skill and experience in dynamic coastal environments, Rowan Jones Pardy believes: "Rock gardening is the intersection where skills, technique, and energy meet." Growing up on the west coast of Vancouver Isl
Real learning happens outside the comfort zone. In this episode, I speak with Caroline Ross, owner of Crosscurrents Kayak on Central Vancouver Island. Caroline specializes in sea kayak training, including dynamic and mov
Large herring bait balls can still be seen along parts of the west coast of Canada and the United States. While salmon often gets most of the attention, this time of the year, herring are what truly bring the coast to li
The west side of Haida Gwaii, BC, is one of the most exposed stretches of coastline in Canada. More complex than the east coast and offering a mix of reefs, current channels, exposed headlands and tidal currents with far
“My days on the river are not done yet,” says Patricia (Pat) Jones, 72. Pat has taken on the Yukon River Quest 3 times, completing it twice, finishing second in the women’s category both times, and becoming the oldest wo
The Yukon River Quest is the longest paddling race in the world. Its 715 km (444-mile) journey from Whitehorse to Dawson City, tracing routes shaped by the Klondike Gold Rush. Racers come from around the globe, competing
To better understand communication and rescue in dynamic water, I invited back Robert Nissenbaum coastal kayak and Greenland style paddling instructor. In this conversation, Robert breaks down how he teaches behavior in
We constantly face the tension between curiosity and comfort. When do we step outside our comfort zone? Explore or exploit? Are you a technical or a tactical paddler? Today’s guest is deeply interested in how paddlers ma
In this episode we will focus on the body/blade position during different strokes and the differences between euro blade and a Greenland paddle. To explain all that I invited Robert Nisenbaum who is a Coastal kayak and G
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Best Coast Outfitters
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Amber Champion
Champion Adventure Coaching
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Caroline Ross
Crosscurrents Kayak
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Finn Steiner
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Rob Bender
Nimbus Paddles
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Steve Schleicher
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Beyond The Eddy Line podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Science (wilderness) and has published 37 episodes.
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