thank you Marshall!

Advice
#1

I can finally do an Eskimo roll by myself. Thank you Marshall for your expert instruction… and patience.



I just spent the last hour at the lake and was able to consistently roll. I had to reassure a bunch of nervous bystanders that I would not drown, and that flipping my kayak upside down was intentional.



For now, you helped me achieve a personal goal. This winter, you may just save my life.



Thank you again.



ABZ

#2

There are a handful of good guys…
on P-net, and Marshall is one of them.



Jack L

#3

And you looked good for the pictures
In your new spiffy kayak!



I’m glad that my input helped you achieve a milestone.



Thank you for the compliments.



Ill keep you in the loop for the Conditions Skills Sessions.



See you on the water,

Marshall

The River Connection, Inc.

Hyde Park, NY

www.the-river-connection.com

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#4

Grats
I expect this skill will continue to reward you over the years. It certainly did for me.



Rick

#5

Congrats…
…don’t be concerned when you find it and lose it several times during your first year or so…in 20 yrs. I’ve only known one paddler who didn’t experience this curve.

#6

Thanks for the advice
I imagine this is something I will need to practice regularly. I certainly want to have a dependable roll when I need it.



Abz

#7

My first two years…
I racked up 2500 per year…it all became pretty automatic after that.

#8

the best part is
when you get knocked over unexpectedly and manage to roll back up. For me I got sick of getting back in and bailing.



You’re on your way, just play with it in increasingly difficult conditions.