It seems like there are new sea kayaking clips being published on Google and YouTube every day. Have you been keeping up? I found this this morning -- a trailer for the movie Pacific Horizons: Paddling the Northwest Coast, a film by Bryan Smith/Reel Water Productions which features Dubside. It has some excellent shots of Dubside training in the pond at Corey Freedman's Skin Boat School in Anacortes. It includes a brief shot of the behind the neck sculling roll, and Tom Sharp reveals that Dubside is 48 years old (last year?) It has always been an inspiration to me, and a relief to know that I have quite a few years left to practice to get that good!
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Posted by: Wenley | February 19, 2007 at 03:27 PM