Kayak

Follow the Team Jackson France and his friends on some of the most beautiful rivers of Europe. Travel to Italy, Switzerland, Norway and France using this DVD. Smile, the Team Jackson is there! Music : Intro _ Snowgoons / The Hatred Switzerland _ Classified / Hard to be Hiphop France…

Rafael Ortiz is now the only Mexican, with international recognition, practicing extreme kayak and freestyle around the world. On this portrait, Rafa tells about the feelings of being an extreme kayakist, his trips, fears and goals while being an university student.

The tension mounts every day: for the third time consecutively, the best slalom riders in kayaking meet the world?s best extreme paddlers at the Sickline Extreme Kayak World Championship at the Oetztal valley, Austria, from October 01st to 04th 2009. And they all have only one goal: to snatch the…

For the third time in a row, the best slalom kayakers on the globe will meet the world’s best whitewater kayakers for a special kind of challenge. On October 3rd they want to determine the adidas Sickline Extreme Kayak World Champion on Austria’s legendary “Wellerbrücke” river section in the Ötztal…

Kayak legend Steve Fisher is presenting the adidas Sickline Extreme Kayak World Championship LIVE on Freecaster.tv

For the third time in a row, the best slalom kayakers on the globe will meet the world’s best whitewater kayakers for a special kind of challenge. On October 3rd they want to determine the adidas Sickline Extreme Kayak World Champion on Austria’s legendary “Wellerbrücke” river section in the Ötztal…

Men’s class came last, and the show was unreal. The large crowd watching the finals (Nearly 5000 people!) created a very special atmosphere not often seen in kayaking. It was show time for boys, and at that game Nick Troutman simply destroyed the competition by getting over 1500 points from…

Then it was the womens turn. Emily Jackson got the 1st place. Right behind her came Ruth Gordon on 2nd and Tanya Faux on 3rd place

C1 came next and it was again a feast of aerial moves, the C1 seems to be always a crowd pleaser and in that league Dave Bainbridge from England got his load of applause, beating Guillaume Larue and Frenchman Alex Jackett, to get the gold.

Then it was the Junior Men’s turn; And Jason Craig Killed it. Despite really solid runs from all other finalists, Jason this week was one level higher than everyone. For the record, he would have been placed third in the senior men’s class…