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− | * [[Contact|Where we are]] - for our address, a map, directions | + | * [[Contact|Contacting us]] - if there are any questions |
+ | * [[Location|Where we are]] - for our address, a map, directions. | ||
* [[Who We Are]] - for details of the club structure and committee members. | * [[Who We Are]] - for details of the club structure and committee members. | ||
* [[What We Do]] - for details of our activities. | * [[What We Do]] - for details of our activities. |
Revision as of 13:07, 3 May 2011
It is important that you wear suitable clothing when you come paddling.
What you wear should not saturate with water if you fall in. Nylon garments such as fleeces and modern sports shirts are much better than cotton. Woolly jumpers are definitely out.
If you do not have gear designed for canoeing we recommend the following:
- Tracksuit bottoms, leggings or shorts
- In winter you may want to have two layers.
- A wetsuit would be appropriate as long as it is not too restrictive. Wetsuits designed for surfing or general water sports are usually less restrictive than those designed for scuba diving.
- No jeans.
- T-shirt, thermal top, sweatshirt, tracksuit top
- In cold conditions, several thin layers are better than one thick layer.
- Avoid cotton.
- Pair of old trainers, deck shoes, plimsolls, beach shoes or wetsuit boots (your feet will get wet)
- Shoes without laces are preferable. If you must wear shoes with laces then be sure to keep the laces short to avoid them snagging on the foot pegs in the kayaks.
- No bare feet.
- No flip flops or wellington boots.
- No bare feet.
- Hat
- In winter, you may want to wear a warm hat of some sort.
- Best not to bring your favourite one.
- 20p piece
- Lockers are available - these take a 20p piece.
- If you wear glasses
- You will need something to keep them secure.
- Sports shops generally sell various bands and cords.
- Towel
- Hot showers are available.
The club will provide:
- Boat
- Paddle
- Buoyancy aid
- Cag (a thin splashproof and windproof top)
- Spray deck (after suitable training)
Please note that the club does not provide:
- Wetsuits
- Shoes or wetsuit boots
More
- Contacting us - if there are any questions
- Where we are - for our address, a map, directions.
- Who We Are - for details of the club structure and committee members.
- What We Do - for details of our activities.
- Joining Us - for further information on joining the club.
- FAQ - for answers to some of the more common questions
- Monthly course for beginners