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... volume to carry a video camera and his lunch. Posted on Nov 12, 1999, 1:28 PM Safety Boat by DaveM Just a couple thoughts. 1. I would think a big plastic C-1 like the Cascade might be the best C-1 for what you describe. Though enough to handle being thrown about and big anogh for gear. 2. ...

... It looked like him!) It is quite possibly one of the most complete rivers I have ever paddled. Kinda creeky, technical water, with a couple of bigger water runs, (not quite Ottawa or Potomac at higher water size but big for a medium volume river), some smaller stuff, with lots of playspots, ...

... you will be able to tell your friends that you paddled with a World Champion. Will is an extraordinary talent and a natural and we all anticipate big things from him in the future. Posted on Sep 27, 1999, 9:09 AM

Concordia SCHEDULE now online! by Scott Wilkinson Hi Folks: We've just finished a big update to the Concordia website. Most importantly, we've posted the weekend schedule online. It is NOT the final schedule--I'm sure we'll be tweaking it up to the week of the event. ...

... like best. Posted on Sep 4, 1999, 9:48 AM The best boat for C1 (LONG reply) by Kalin Pallett Hello! Your question is quite possibly the single biggest problem a C-Boater is faced with today. With a severe shortage of new designs available one is resigned to the fact that to keep up with the ...

... 140 lb crowd by Andrea Tarr Any boats you would suggest for a river running boat for the smaller crowd? The Atom and Redline are good, but too big and the Medieval is so park and play. How 'bout an Infrared? Posted on Sep 8, 1999, 2:17 PM SuperGlide by DaveM Andy, Do you have a demo Superglide ...

... of your lower back. You will most likely be able to continue to paddle canoes with some modifications (no rodeo moves, no waterfall runs/big drops that can cause an impact to the spine, etc). It all depends on the level of degeneration, effectiveness of your physical therapy, and what ...

... a growing number of plastic boaters. Playboaters, hair/extreme. Many will probably be kayakers who have converted a playboat and have no fear of big technical water. It seems like kayaking changed from river-running in Dancers to 60' drops in 007's overnight. I wonder if the glass-boat slalom ...

... to are Mohawk (great difference in perfomance), Werner Point (that shaft exploded after 5 months while going up a class III rapid), and Norse (big difference in weight and performance). I talk about Viking so much that I am considered the local Viking paddle rep. in Richmond (Bill oughta love ...

... for an X when someone is asking him questions about an Atom. He has a family to feed. Thanks in advance Posted on Aug 23, 1999, 1:21 PM A big maybe... by Kalin Pallett Hey Dave, My boat was outfitted by a fellow named Mike Yee. He is primarily an open boater but dabbles in C1. He slalom ...

... how far forward you need to position yourself to trim the boat and the shape of the cockpit of the conversion. Tunnel height probably isn't as big an issue as bridging and a kayak skirt being too small and tight.(especially if your legs stick above the cockpit) When you get your position dialed, ...

... the Concordia, but if you get a chance to reply I'd appreciate it! Cheers! Kalin. Paddle harder! (It really works!) by Scott Wilkinson I'm not a big fan of ankle blocks, because it's one more impediment to getting out of the boat in a hurry. Though everyone may not like my answer, it's pretty ...

... Posted on Jul 13, 1999, 7:23 AM Concordia attendance by Tony Cyrnak Hi Scott. I will attend the Concordia and will bring my spouse to the big Saturday night shindig! Best regards and good luck in the planning! Posted on Jul 15, 1999, 8:47 AM Wouldn't miss it! by Kalin Pallett Hey Guys! ...

Website Update! by Scott Wilkinson For those of you who haven't checked it out already, we just posted a big update to the Concordia website. We've added: • more historical photos • an article by David Hearn on strokes • an article by Kent Ford on racing & coaching • a picture ...