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Greg Miller - Something More Challenging - The Copelands
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5th Aug 2008 |
The club is open to all members of the public and is intended to promote kayaking and canoeing in a cross community environment. The club is mostly non-competitive and we aim to encourage people to feel safe and confident in a white water or sea environment, but we also have an intensely competitive polo team. To build confidence and good basic skills, we try to get as many people as possible to obtain British Canoe Union Beginners and Intermediate Certificates (1-3 star). To achieve this we run a number of training courses, which are open to all members at no cost.
Club members can participate in any of the canoeing or kayaking disciplines: open (Canadian) canoeing, white water, surf and sea kayaking are all catered for.
Club members use the pool at the Robinson Centre Montgomery Road, Belfast
on a Wednesday night 8.30 - 9.30pm and a Saturday morning at 9.00 - 10am,
with polo practice at the earlier time of 8.00 - 9.00am. These
sessions are NOT RUN BY Belfast Kayak Club, however
they are supervised by some of the club's coaches for the Robinson
Centre. Note that these sessions are public and not limited to club members,
so potential members are welcome to come along and talk to the coaches.
The Club is a registered charity XR60023 and is affiliated to the Canoe Association of Northern Ireland (BCUNI/477/club/2002).
Members of the Public are actively encouraged to participate in Club activities - We are a community-based organisation.
The Club Chairman for 2007 is Peter Dew.
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