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Every Tuesday, 8:30pm - 10:00pm | |||
*'''Note''': OK, not every, and not always Tuesday. Check the [http://www.ubc-voc.com/phorum2/read.php?f=3&i=10773&t=10773 message board] for the latest updates. | |||
==Location== | |||
UBC Aquatic centre, heated outdoor pool | |||
== Costs == | == Costs == | ||
The cost of an 1.5h session is 100.02$ and is split between everyone who shows up at the pool on a particular evening. If we get more than 10 folks to come out it should be roughly $10-15 per person. | |||
== Details about the session == | |||
The sessions now have two parts: | |||
*First Half | |||
For beginners and those wanting to work on specific skills, club members will have time to go over the basics of rolling and some flat water boat handling with direct instruction. For those just want to get exercise and play the games can begin right at opening. | For beginners and those wanting to work on specific skills, club members will have time to go over the basics of rolling and some flat water boat handling with direct instruction. For those just want to get exercise and play the games can begin right at opening. | ||
*Second Half | |||
For the second half of the time a larger organized game of polo will be the main focus. Or if the group is big enough then we'll divide things up and have play offs. The Polo part is more fun then you might think, it gets your mind away from over thinking the rolling process and is good practise for working on boat control and balance. | |||
==Next Session== | |||
'''February 2<sup>nd</sup>, 2010 @ 8:30pm - 10:00pm''' | |||
===Attendees=== | |||
# Ben Singleton-Polster | # Ben Singleton-Polster | ||
# Erik (has one extra boat this week) | # Erik (has one extra boat this week) | ||
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# Anne | # Anne | ||
# Caitlin | # Caitlin | ||
== | ===Boats=== | ||
(2) Anne and piotr <br/> | (2) Anne and piotr <br/> | ||
(2) Erik <br/> | (2) Erik <br/> | ||
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Kayaking is somewhat geartensive. However you don't need all the fancy stuff if you're in a heated pool. You will need your own boat/paddle/and spray skirt. (you might want some nose plugs too.) | Kayaking is somewhat geartensive. However you don't need all the fancy stuff if you're in a heated pool. You will need your own boat/paddle/and spray skirt. (you might want some nose plugs too.) | ||
===Gear Borrowing=== | |||
I know there are people in the club who boat but who might not be able to come out on a given week so try to borrow/lend gear (it's club spirit) Below is a list that people with boats lend out can add their names to, ideally with | I know there are people in the club who boat but who might not be able to come out on a given week so try to borrow/lend gear (it's club spirit) Below is a list that people with boats lend out can add their names to, ideally with | ||
#David Roscoe - has boat, paddle, skirt to lend. dwroscoe at gmail dot com or 778 384 4257 | |||
==Further information== | |||
If you have any questions direct questions, please contact Devon at devononthetrail at gmail dot com | |||
Revision as of 06:13, 2 February 2010
Time
Every Tuesday, 8:30pm - 10:00pm
- Note: OK, not every, and not always Tuesday. Check the message board for the latest updates.
Location
UBC Aquatic centre, heated outdoor pool
Costs
The cost of an 1.5h session is 100.02$ and is split between everyone who shows up at the pool on a particular evening. If we get more than 10 folks to come out it should be roughly $10-15 per person.
Details about the session
The sessions now have two parts:
- First Half
For beginners and those wanting to work on specific skills, club members will have time to go over the basics of rolling and some flat water boat handling with direct instruction. For those just want to get exercise and play the games can begin right at opening.
- Second Half
For the second half of the time a larger organized game of polo will be the main focus. Or if the group is big enough then we'll divide things up and have play offs. The Polo part is more fun then you might think, it gets your mind away from over thinking the rolling process and is good practise for working on boat control and balance.
Next Session
February 2nd, 2010 @ 8:30pm - 10:00pm
Attendees
- Ben Singleton-Polster
- Erik (has one extra boat this week)
- Ignacio (also would like to borrow)
- Piotr (could theoretically ask Anne to bring my sea kayak as well, but... it's kinda big)
- Anne
- Caitlin
Boats
(2) Anne and piotr
(2) Erik
(1) the pool boat with Anne's skirt + sea kayak paddle
(1) dave
(1) Ben Singleton-Polster
Gear???
Kayaking is somewhat geartensive. However you don't need all the fancy stuff if you're in a heated pool. You will need your own boat/paddle/and spray skirt. (you might want some nose plugs too.)
Gear Borrowing
I know there are people in the club who boat but who might not be able to come out on a given week so try to borrow/lend gear (it's club spirit) Below is a list that people with boats lend out can add their names to, ideally with
- David Roscoe - has boat, paddle, skirt to lend. dwroscoe at gmail dot com or 778 384 4257
Further information
If you have any questions direct questions, please contact Devon at devononthetrail at gmail dot com