The British Canoeing Awarding Body website brings all the relevant information for Coaches and Leaders in one place and is a one stop shop for all the latest up to date documents.
A fundraising page has been set up for Llandysul paddlers which has been hit by severe flooding, causing extensive damage to the club house, office, bunkhouse, shop and new building under construction.
Getting on board with Biosecurity, how can you can Slow the Spread of Invasive Species. A new blog post by Cat Shannon, Researcher in Biosecurity for Invasive Non-Native Species at the University of Leeds.
With the introduction of the Paddlesport Leader and the Coach Award and the launch of the NEW Paddlesport Instructor in 2019, read our guidance about which qualification or award is right for you.
Registration is now open to take part in the senior and the u23 crew boat processes ahead of the 2019 season.
The Canoe Sprint International Panel has released the draft 2019 selection policies and invites constructive feedback on the proposed drafts.
The NEW Paddlesport Instructor award launches in January 2019 and is designed for paddlers who main focus is to deliver paddlesport taster / start sessions, short journeys and games in very sheltered water.
The NEW Personal Performance Awards launch in January 2019 and are designed for paddlers wanting to gain recognition of their learning and development, in the craft and environment they choose. Read more about the Touring Awards!
British Canoeing Chair, John Coyne OBE wrote to the Secretary of State for DEFRA, Rt Honourable Michael Gove, outlining the intention of British Canoeing to launch its new Access and Environment Charter this Autumn.
Hear from our Coaching Diploma students, past and present, sharing their thoughts on the Coaching Diploma (formerly Level 4) programme.
Paddlers clear 20 bags of rubbish which containing 430 plastic bottles as well as polystyrene chip trays, cans, a fishing rod, mop and half a wheelbarrow along a one and a half mile stretch.
Chelmsford Canoe Club’s dominance of the Hasler Finals continues. This weekend saw their team take a fourth consecutive win, ahead of the hosts Norwich Canoe Club with Wey Kayak Club in third. Meanwhile, Leighton Buzzard Canoe Club’s Lightning paddlers had a convincing win in the Geoff Sanders trophy, which they last won in 2008.
The NEW Personal Performance Awards launch in January 2019 and are designed for paddlers wanting to gain recognition of their learning and development, in the craft and environment they choose. Read more about the NEW Slalom Awards!
