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2019 Basic Paddler Lessons
BBY Lake Sports Complex WestWednesday April 24 Pub night & certificate presentations Saturday May 4. Get your ticket in advance. Register after April 1. Training@BeaverCanoeClub.org
Wednesday April 24 Pub night & certificate presentations Saturday May 4. Get your ticket in advance. Register after April 1. Training@BeaverCanoeClub.org
Useful whether you are leading a Beaver Canoe Club trip or family & friends. For both new members and those that have been leading trips for years and would like to contribute their experiences.
For graduates of Basic Paddlers. Children, (<19) must be accompanied by their parent Beaver member. Includes a Wednesday theory class and the following Saturday, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM. The location of the Saturday will be announced on the Wednesday. Note that there will not be any canoes for rent at the Saturday location. Register […]
Attendees of the Wednesday theory will find out about the location. Could be: North Vancouver, Squamish or Chilliwack depending on water levels.
Everyone is encouraged to participate. Do you really have something better to do on this Saturday evening? Register Now so that you receive the Zoom link. to Register email: training@beavercanoeclub.org
Ever wondered what's involved in leading a trip? Want to find out? In this fun evening Zoom clinic, you'll learn how to plan, organize, and carry out a safe, successful Beaver Trip. Some Pre-reading required. Contact: Trips Director westell@shaw.ca
This is the first part of a three-part course in tandem canoeing, followed by an all-day on-water session on Sat Apr 23, and a final all-day on-water session on Sat May 7. In the course, you can expect to learn about safety, gear and clothing, how to carry out several correction and steering strokes, how […]
This is the second part of a three-part course in tandem canoeing, preceded by the dryland session on April 20th and followed by a final on-water session on Sat May 7. In the course, you can expect to learn about safety, gear and clothing, how to carry out several correction and steering strokes, how to […]
This is the final part of a three-part course in tandem canoeing, following the dryland session on April 20 and the first on-water session on April 23. In the course, you can expect to learn about safety, gear and clothing, how to carry out several correction and steering strokes, how to perform a canoe over […]
This is the dryland session of Introduction to Moving Water which includes protective gear, outfitting and safety issues unique to rivers. The all day on-water session will follow on Sat Jun 4 and will provide opportunities to identify river features and hazards, perform leans, ferries and other maneuvers, and practice some rescue techniques. Open […]