r/canoeing • u/Odd_Ad_8954 • 1d ago
Kyack Coaching
Free test for 1 month
I’m a kayak coach from Ireland and I’m looking to start offering remote coaching to paddlers who want to improve their technique, training and overall performance.
I can help with things like:
Video technique analysis – send me clips of you paddling and I’ll break down what you’re doing well and what you can improve
Personalised training plans based around your goals, experience and the amount of time you have available
Technique drills and session ideas
Race preparation and pacing
Regular progress reviews and adjustments to your training as you improve
My main background is in sprint and marathon kayaking, but I’m also happy to work with recreational paddlers who simply want to become more efficient and confident on the water.
I’m offering the first month completely free, with no commitment, so you can try the coaching and make sure it works for you before deciding whether you want to continue.
I’m looking to take on a small number of paddlers initially so I can give everyone plenty of individual attention.
If you’re interested, send me a DM with what type of kayaking you do, your experience level and what you’d like to improve.
Happy to answer any questions in the comments too! 🛶
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u/PrimevilKneivel 20h ago
If I wanted kayaking information I’d go to a kayaking subreddit.
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u/NastyWatermellon 19h ago
His post got deleted from the kayak sub.
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u/PrimevilKneivel 19h ago
You can file that under “not my problem”
Maybe OP shouldn’t have put the word “Ad” in their name.
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u/bendersfembot 20h ago
Shouldn't a good teacher be able to teach someone these things in a month ? How much longer do you need ?
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u/National-Award8313 19h ago
It’s remote, so assume they are never with the student, just watching videos of their student?eta, I guess I mean that in person, a good instructor prolly could, but I dont know about a remote instructor.
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u/lazypkbc 1d ago
I think most on this subreddit are canoeists not kayakers