Whitewater Kayaking
9 Seasons of Bomber Reliability
Oct 18, 2019Location: Chuya River, Russia Photo Credit: Don Beveridge Words by Max Kniewasser After 9 seasons, it's time to retire my trusted ...
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Location: Chuya River, Russia Photo Credit: Don Beveridge Words by Max Kniewasser After 9 seasons, it's time to retire my trusted ...
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Click the image above to go to the Intro Video. 8 Weeks Out - A Training Series to unleash your inner athlete! In this se ...
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Werner Powerhouse – The Power House of Whitewater Paddles Written by: Jared Nosal As kayakers, over the years we seem to discover what works best for us in our own niches of the sport of whitewater paddling. From the types of kayak ...
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Written by: Ian Smith The USS Requin submarine is a floating museum of World War II era technology along Carnegie Science Center on Pittsburgh’s North Shore. While educating and enchanting hundreds of thousands of visitors about life and science aboard a submarine, the ship often serves to divulge a m ...
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The Rio Claro is one of the most beautiful rivers in the world. The Claro is in the Maule Region and is based in the Siete Tazas National Park in the heart of Chile. I have always dreamed of running this river and I got my chance to paddle this glorious canyon. During my stay in Chile, all I could think about was freefalling on the Cl ...
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The Wakimika Triangle Ancient Forest represents the largest stand of old growth Eastern Red and White Pines in the world. This forest has never been logged. It is a place of beauty and tranquility where you can wa ...
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Few whitewater runs in the world contain such quality rapids, grandiose geologic scenery, and clean translucent water as the Devil’s Postpile of the Middle Fork San Joaquin River in C ...
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Written by: Werner Athlete Kalob Grady The jungles of Veracruz are a mystical place, where imaginations flourish and ideas come to life. In the spring of 2018, Nick Troutman, Dane Jackson and I orchestrating a quick mission to Veracruz State and the Alseseca River. Our goals were simple and founded in the c ...
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Here in the U.S. we spend over 100 billion dollars per year on low back pain relief (trying to get it). What is most astounding about this is that most, if not all, low back pain is ...
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This year I had many moments of “How did I get here?!” From standing on an SUP to a Starting Ramp at Creek Races, not only did I surprise myself but they became some of the more memorable moments of my comp ...
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One of our favorite holiday traditions is paddling during the lighted boat parades. There are many to choose from here in the Pacific Northwest, this year we stayed close to home and attended the Gig Harbor Lighted Bo ...
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It all started with a little splash of salt water, sounds of the crushing waves, silky sand on my hands, and the feel of wind and sun on my skin. My first memories of the ocean were when I was about 3 years ol ...
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