Whether it be hillwalking, mountaineering, climbing, kayaking, canoeing, skiing or snowboarding, all of these adventure sports give me the same rush of adrenaline, excitement and thrill. This blog follows my experiences in the outdoors as an aspirant instructor.
06/05/2013
Real Adventures
I was working with 9 girls from Malvern College for four days . Together we Kayaked and Canoed on Ullswater, walked over Birkhouse Moor and gorge walked up Red Tarn Beck.
16/11/2012
More Assessments
A couple of them were doing there two star assessment's which ment they had to take a dip! It's fair to say I didn't envy them but they did pass their two star.
04/08/2012
Day Off!
27/06/2011
Nevis Canoe Club
13/06/2011
Outward Bound
| Rowing to our destination |
| Heading into the wilderness |
25/03/2011
Performance Clinics
Then it was back to College unfortunetly.
04/11/2010
2 Star Preparation
Everyone started off solo paddling and looked at basic skills like forward paddling and turning. Then we went on to looking at tandem paddling and rescues.
15/07/2010
Vertical Air
06/07/2010
Coniston Water
25/05/2010
Castle Rock
After some grub Dan and I headed to Castle Rock and did North wall eliminate (E1 5b**), Gazebo(HVS 5a*), Overhanging Bastion (VS 5a***) and had an attempt at an E1 5c but it was denied.
29/03/2010
Level 2 Training
01/12/2009
3 Star Open Boat Assessment
24/11/2009
No Canoes!
Quote of the day came from Callum, 'It wasn't a capsize, it was a self rescue'.
Nice day to be out on the River
18/11/2009
More 3 star practice
Cold crisp morning.
Me disturbing the water
13/11/2009
Technique?
John (Snowgoose Mountain Centre) was preparing Dougie for his level 2 assessment today, so I invited myself along for a day's paddling. John was showing us so many different paddle strokes that even the seals were popping up to have a look. That or they were laughing at my paddling technique. Weather coming in
