Coordinating training sessions/adventures for Coasters competing in the 2023 Kathmandu Coast to Coast
15/02/2023
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Tips for first time competitors for the 2024 Coast to Coast A few tips about getting started with some training for the Kathmandu Coast to Coast from the team at Topsport Kayaking.
18/11/2021
Opportunities knocking.
We have had a space open up for a Gorge trip with us this Friday the 19th and one on Monday the 22nd.
We also have a space in a very small group going over the run with Daniel Jones on Monday. This is such a great opportunity to learn from the best [email protected]
11/03/2021
Anyone keen on an early morning paddle this Saturday 13th? Jacksons to Taramakau or Blackball to Grey lagoon? Keen to keep up the paddling skills
22/02/2021
Awesome work everyone! Fantastic results from the Coasters - for a region with only 0.6% of the population we definitely punch above our weight in these events!
For those looking at next years event, and want to maintain a wee bit of kayaking fitness or just want to keep a paddle in the water, we'll still be doing the odd trip around the place - Taramakau, Grey, Hokitika, and we're looking at a 50km paddle down the Haast in autumn...
10/02/2021
Well we're finally here West Coast-to-Coasters and hasn't it been a long time coming! We've persevered through decidedly average winter and spring weather for training, stretched the tolerance of family members, used up annual leave, spent a small fortune, and sacrificed nights out for early starts - all for these next few days...
Your mountain is waiting Coasters - go kick ass!
So, tonight after race briefing we're getting a photo of us all for the Grey Star. Meeting at the scoreboard area of the Westurf Hockey ground at 6.30pm. See you there!
Anyone keen on a long paddle from Jackson's to Kumara tomorrow?
17/12/2020
There is a small select group planning a perambulation over Goat Pass tomorrow morning. If you are keen to join our scintillating company then just message us.
09/12/2020
This is where you'll find the cool kids on a Thursday at 5.30pm - above the Taramakau Bridge, about to spend 45 minutes attempting to manoeuvre a 5-6m inflexible piece of fibreglass down a large body of sometimes dicey water using a long pole with flared ends. Why would you want to be anywhere else?