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Open boat rodeo

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OK, I have somehow ended up with an orphaned Mohawk Rodeo in my garage, kinda a nice treat considering that it's in pristine shape :D
I don't want to see this boat go unused but I have no idea about OC rodeo moves and was wondering if anybody could point me to a web site or book that may show me a thing or two. I'm thinking it could be pretty fun....
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thrill of the paddle

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thrill of the paddle by bill mason(bronze 93 worlds oc rodeo), and mark scriver(more awards than mason.1991-1997or so) has a little pinch on rodeo manuevers, as far as teaching, and learnign them, i dont know if it will be of help as i am not there yet either.
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Paul Mason, not his dad.

But I agree, the descriptions in Thrill of the Paddle are pretty good. My Outrage isn't likely to get vertical and flip-around much (partly because of the boat, mostly because I'm still a big suck in holes), but studying the descriptions of rolling in their book almost allowed me to show up at the pool and roll.

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yar, paul rather, (been a while since i read it) the son, not related to rodeo, bill has a video called path of the paddle i believe, from weay back when with bill as a teen paddling some of the ontarian rivers. in an old wood/canvas boat. possibly an old town, but im not sure. speaking of video are there any spectacular new C1 videos?
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Stick It In The Hole!

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Then figure out those RODEO MOVES that you are about to experience...I was taught the old school of study..stick it in and see what happens..It will send you on a very steep learning curve, Let er rip!!!!!

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Post by the great gonzo »

The best (actually really the only one... :wink: ) is "We designed em!" Good variety, riverrunning, rodeo, creeking, slalom, C1, OC1, C2, OC2, it's got it all!

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Post by yarnellboat »

Thanks Martin, I saw this here, clicked to eBay and within hours owned one for $1 ($CDN 6 w shipping). That's the magic of the Internet right there!

I saw Kent Ford's "Solo Playboating" recently, I trust this new rodeo stuff won't feature a pink Encore.

Cheers, Pat.
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site with clip

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there is a site with a clip of we designed em, as well as a few other yak vids, like bus eater, hogs back, and so on. here is the link to the site for those of us with out the film. by the by are there any stores or distributors that might have it?

here it is:
http://homepage.mac.com/cliveseye/iMovieTheater6.html
its pretty good clarity for such a small screen
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Milt has them

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Milt has them listed on his site, www.whitewatervideo.com

Here's the link:

http://www.whitewatervideo.com/cgi-bin/ ... ye.htm#WDE

And you're buying them from another open boater!

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Post by mshelton »

Rockin' thanks, I'm kinda excited about getting the boat out on the water. I'm thinking it's going to be a spring-summer project though.
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Post by yarnellboat »

I'm an open-boater just getting interested in C-1, I've paddled around in an Cascade some, and despite the pain in the ankles would like to try a more playful hull.

Is the instructional video "C-1 Challenge" worthwhile??

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Post by the great gonzo »

Pat,

I just ordered 'The C1 Challenge' yesterday, so I should be able to post a review in a little while.

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Post by msims »

$1 for 'we designed em'???? I went out and bought the freekin' thing for $25! Cripes! Oh well - next video shopping i do will be on ebay.

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Martin, looks like paddling ain't working out today for you :-( that's too bad. Have fun at parkhill if you do go.
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hey Pat, buy my s6x :-)
It'll send you on a steep learning curve but it can be lots of fun. I tell ya, you'll be camping at surprise hole all the time!

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Wheelboy demo

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Pat,

If you ever come south of the border, let me know ahead of time. You need to demo my new Wheelboy!
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