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.
This year’s National Go Canoeing Week was a great success, with 57,674 miles clocked up around the nation. Every mile counts and we appreciate all distances logged but for those who register top mileage there are always some great prizes up for grabs. The winners this year were treated to some great prizes from Palm Equipment and Peak UK.
During National Go Canoeing Week we run a photograph competition for all those who register miles. This year’s winner was Fiona Shipp with a picture from her expedition around the Scottish Isles of Raasay and Rona. Fiona was delighted to have won a GoPro Hero action cam and was keen to share more about her paddling story and expedition.
Aspiring providers took to the water at the Tryweryn, North Wales over the weekend of 14-15 July for the annual White Water Safety & Rescue Providers event.
Hear from our Coaching Diploma students, past and present, sharing their thoughts on the Coaching Diploma (formally Level 4) programme.
Back in June 2017 an email popped into our British Canoeing inbox. Andy Sutton wanted to know if anyone who was paraplegic had completed our Three Lakes Challenge. We were instantly intrigued.
When it is hot and sunny, there are few better things to do than go for a paddle. It is now when disputes and frustrations over people’s rights of access are more likely to spill over into conflict on the riverbank
British Canoeing has named the 11-strong squad who will represent Great Britain at the Paracanoe World Championships next month.
A squad of 22 additional athletes have been selected to compete at the Olympic Hopes Regatta, set to be held in Poznan, Poland in September.
Congratulations to Alex Edwards who took the gold in the men's squirt boat, Ottilie Robinson-Shaw who claimed the gold in the junior K1W, and Harry Price who battled to bronze in the Junior K1M.
As part of the Access and Environment Charter, British Canoeing will be supporting World Rivers Day (23 September) by undertaking a series of clean ups on our rivers, canals and coast.
After a successful weekend of racing at the July Regatta 12 additional athletes have been selected to represent Great Britain at the Junior World Championships in Plovdiv, BUL on 26-29 July 2018.
Members and friends from Colchester Canoe Club and Wivenhoe Canoe Club recently joined forces to clean the River Colne in Colchester
