Liquid Rhythm Kayaking.com
The School of Liquid Rhythm Kayaking is a unique kayaking school that offers kayak and qajaq classes, kayak surfing classes, kayak trips, and kayak instruction clinics, to all people regardless of age,
limited flexibility, or disability, in Tampa Bay Clearwater FL.

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Greenland Kayak Class - Brace and Sculling
Learn the Basics of Greenland Qajaq paddling and recovery techniques with Jeff Fabiszewski.   If you would like to schedule a private or group class please use the Contact Us Link.
Greenland Qajaq Classes
are a specialty classes that teaches people an ancient style
of paddling.  We offer five different types of classes
Traditional Greenland Kayak Brace and Sculling Course Information
    The Traditional Kayaking course helps to improve the balance and grace of a paddler
    while on the water.  Students in this course learn how to lessen the chances of capsizing a
    kayak from a breaking wave or boat wake.  Paddlers will work to develop low and high
    brace recovery strokes; as well as, learn that sculling is just about playing with degrees of
    wetness.  By the end of class paddlers will gain confidence on the water.

What to Bring
    Bring your own qajaq paddle, kayak, spray skirt, and PFD, or let us know if you need
    equipment.  Although most sea kayaks respond successfully to traditional techniques,
    some perform better than others do, such as those that are narrow (23” or less), low-
    volume, with a low stern deck.  I recommend the following kayaks for this class.  A secure-
    fitting spray skirt is important.  Some traditional paddles will be available.  Dress
    comfortably and bring layers appropriate to the day's weather.  For rolling practice in
    cooler weather I recommend using a wet suit or dry suit (or dry top).  Participants should
    bring a picnic lunch.  Other handy items include a water bottle, sun block, a strap for
    glasses, and nose clips (though we have a few extras to loan).

Course Fee
    The $40 course fee is payable upon registration.  This amount includes instruction,
    insurance, resource materials, and snacks and beverages during breaks.  
    It does not include all equipment; rental fees may apply for boats.
Side Scull video
That is a cool trick
Jeff makes side sculls look easy