“And when one leaves our comfort zone, that is when we realize for the first time, our potential.”— Nancy, Chicas al Agua instructor. Despite growing up next to one of the world’s most famous rivers, many of the young women in Futaleufú never learned how to swim.
Type: Media
Date Posted: Jan 29, 2023
In REI Co-op Studios' latest film, TO TOUCH THE EARTH, we join Hike Clerb founder Evelynn Escobar, with friends Devin and Tamara, as they explore New Mexico's mountains, rivers and desert and connect with the local community of changemakers.
Type: Media
Date Posted: Jan 29, 2023
Change is part and parcel of development and Nepal is undergoing a major transformation. Using water resources to generate energy is one of its pillars for the future, even if this means paying too high a price.
Type: Media
Date Posted: Jan 29, 2023
On December 18th, 2022 six friends make a descent of the Agua Azul in Chiapas, Mexico. The climax of this section consists of 5 waterfalls called the Five Kings. At the third 'King' my approach was too far right and I dried out at the lip in about 3 inches of water.
Type: Media
Date Posted: Jan 08, 2023
Whew! This a long one, packed with helpful info! Originally, I started this video for just winter paddling, but over time I realized that I had to cover the summer layers as a part of my layering system anyway. This is a TON of information, so give it time and try to follow if you can.
Type: Media
Date Posted: Jan 08, 2023
In this video we go over a step by step progression on how to do a version of the Bow Draw in moving water. This version is a version of the bow draw that we use to get people started and it is an amazing platform for many other bow draw variations.
Type: Media
Date Posted: Jan 08, 2023
In this how to do a Bow Draw in a Kayak tutorial, the team from AQ Outdoors/Aquabatics break down one of the many variations of a Bow Draw for whitewater Kayaking.
Type: Media
Date Posted: Jan 08, 2023
“We pray for the rains to come, for the snow to fall, for moisture in the earth. Not just for the Hopi, but for everybody. For every living thing that’s out there.” – Howard Dennis, Hopi Elder The Green and Colorado river systems form the backbone of the American West.
Type: Media
Date Posted: Jan 08, 2023
The need for this video will be a no brainer to newer kayakers, learning to stop spinning around as they paddle flat water for the first time in their whitewater kayaks. This isn't just for new kayakers though.