Two time Olympic Gold Medallist, Greg Barton and 10 times World Surf ski Champion, Oscar Chalupsky have combined their considerable expertise and experience to produce an outstanding video on the Kayak Forward Stroke. This instruction video includes advice on: The correct forward stroke technique Using both conventional and wing paddles Choosing and setting up your equipment General paddling technique Correcting common mistakes

Good technique will make your all round paddling experience more enjoyable. Using the correct stroke will help you avoid injuries and paddle faster and further with less effort. 57 minutes

'The Kayak Roll' demonstrates and explains a smooth and effortless roll. Crystal clear underwater footage, animation, and explanations make this a video you don't want to miss.

Winner, Best Instructional Video 2002 National Paddling Film Festival Brand new Kent Ford Performance Video production.

Whitewater Self Defense helps helps paddlers avoid trouble and deal with unexpected problems. The emphasis is “everyday” river rescue, and fundamental skills every whitewater paddler should know.

Includes new and proven safety techniques and hard core river rescue.

An entertaining look at the basics of kayak touring. Hot paddling technique, rescues and basic seamanship skills are demonstrated and explained. Features the Channel Islands, Apostle Islands, big surf, inland lakes and many of the top instructors in the field! This instructional video is targeted at sea kayakers, whitewater kayakers, and surfers: No matter what their paddling background, we will show how to play the ocean swells in a kayak.

Learn about the specialized boat designs... advantages and limitations. Learn about the dynamic ocean environment... including wave evaluation and selection, and rudder techniques. Manoeuvres in the green, and in the whitewater are explained and demonstrated. Includes exclusive interview with famed big wave surfer Richard Schmidt on surf zone etiquette.

Join Scott Lindgren and his unrivaled crew of the best expedition kayakers today as they experience exotic cultures, beautiful scenery, and perilous whitewater in their search for visually stunning first descents in Alaska, Sumartra and elsewhere.

A "grassroots whitewater movement" of no-big-name kayakers running Big Drops all around the world. Amazing chills and spills on rivers in Mexico, CA,

In 1999, a small video simply called “Twitch” showed up in the paddling video scene. With no advertising at all, and the paddling talents of Tao Berman, Ben Selznick, Marco Colella and Gavin Murdoch, “Twitch” soon became one of the most popular videos of that season.

The third “Twitch” video is “Still Twith’n”. The introductory footage of Brandon Knapp and Stuart Smith sliding down a concrete lined creek at 50 mph is fantastic.

You might have seen it on Fox’s “You gotta See This” TV show. Helmet camera footage of the Skookumchuck tidal rapid is also quite spectacular.

Twitch IV” contains footage of Tao berman’s new world records. He broke Shaun Baker’s Guiness Speed/Altitude World Record, and set the Vertical/Distance World record in both in Washinton State.

This video is put together “TV style” with the paddlers narrating and giving the viewer more background information to the video.

Emmy award winner Scott Lindgren and cinematographer Dustin Knapp take us on a magnificent visual journey of sight and sound. Filmed in India (first descent of the Sutlej), Mentawi Islands (never before seen footage of big wave ocean kayaking), BC, Norway, CA and many more exotic locations. Witness top athletes hunt for new whitewater and explore the unknown while facing challenges around every corner.