Sea Kayaking Backwards

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Part of the video series: How to Sea Kayak

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Summary: Sea kayaking can be a very dangerous sport that not everyone is made for. Learn how to kayak backwards and how to be safe while doing it.

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Jean Totz President of Sweetwater Kayaks, Jean is also the Director of the Florida Gulf Coast International Sea Kayak Symposium at Sweetwater Kayaks. Jean received her ... read more

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Sea Kayaking Backwards

In this next clip we are going to paddle backwards. Russell is going to to show you a reverse paddle technique. First he is going to place his paddle to the stern, as his beginning point. Press the paddle into the water and move towards the front of the boat. He does this on the other side. He's pressing on his foot pegs to give good leverage against the paddle stroke and the water. Good dynamic seating position.