Sea Kayak T-Rescue: Deep Water Rescue / How to get back in your Kayak with help
The T rescue or Deep Water Rescue is the rescue of choice for sea kayakers in any conditions from calm lakes to advanced conditions with big swell at sea. No matter what the conditions the technique stays the same and with practice and attention to detail you will develop a slick rescue that will give you confidence and ensure a safer day out on the water. Our Hightide Sea Kayak Coaching short films are quality instructional videos going through step by step various sea kayak techniques. These can be used as a refresher or as a starting point in learning new skills and rescue techniques from a fully qualified British Canoeing Sea Kayak Performance Coach. We at hightide, are Sea Kayaking specialists based in Interlaken, Switzerland. We deliver the British Canoeing personal skills, leadership and coaching awards alongside personal skills training on the lake, rivers and the sea privately and in small groups. If you want to develop your skills further and don't know where to start just give us a call or send us a mail and we'll look forward to helping you along your journey. https://hightide.ch/courses/coaching/

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