Paddling tips, tricks, news and gear reviews from an Unsponsored point of view
Continue readingWanted to make this edit for ages, but I wanted to wait to have a space to be able to record it and edit it properly. Big thanks to everyone supporting us on patroen, we saved up the last several months and used the money to upgrade our camera and light system massively. Still shooting on the Panasonic GH5 but now with a good tripod, external monitor and lighting.
Bren Orton
Check out this great edit from Plas y Brenin.
Have you got your roll working indoors, but always go swimming when you try outside?
Continue readingRafa Ortiz talks us through taking a shots with a GoPro using a remote and your teeth.
A GoPro remote can even be paired with several cameras at once. This allows the control to fire multiple GoPros at the same time.
Style is more important than ever – here are the BRANDNEW MOVES for the upcoming season. Continue reading
An interesting little piece of river running technique from Pat Keller.
A great video from Unsponsored’s friend Simon Westgarth. Well worth checking out all of the instructional DVDs that Simon has produced over the years. More info can be found @ http://gene17.com
Genes; Advanced WW Part 1 Posture/Body Form from Gene17 – Simon Westgarth on Vimeo.
Kayaking Manual: The Essential Guide To All Kinds Of Kayaking is a Haynes manual written by Bill Mattos. Yes that’s right Haynes, the same Haynes that make the guides to fixing your knackered car.
I must admit that this along with the bold claim of the title made me extremely dubious about this book. The last time I had a Haynes manual was around 20 years ago for a MK II Ford Fiesta, and although great for fixing the brakes etc it wasn’t the kind of book you would read just for the hell of it.
The playboater troubleshooter series is quickly becoming one of the must watch range of videos on the net. I watch a great deal of kayak videos online and only a select few get posted on Unsponsored. The work that Chris Wing produces is simply A1.
Training is something I don’t mention on the site as I believe if you are out paddling then that is as far as training needs to go. However a few bits and bobs have cropped up in conversation over the last few weeks that I thought I would get onto the site.
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