On June 3rd, Kelly Gossett of New Mexico Kayak Instruction (founder of
the Santa Fe Kayak meetup) will teach a 3hr Intro to Kayak lesson for
Santa Fe Singles at the Chavez Center's indoor pool. We'll learn the
basic strokes that will allow us to safely paddle lakes and easy rivers
later on as a group. Kelly will also show us simple 2-person rescues and
other team-building skills that are great with a partner, so bring a
date, or find one at the event.
An afternoon kayaking is the perfect first date for any adventurous
soul. You can easily pack lunch and a bottle of wine or champagne into
your kayak, and paddle across the lake to a remote campsite or secluded
beach and enjoy a picnic that you couldn't have reached by road or
trail. A gentle paddle through the Rio Grande Bosque with lunch or
dinner at the riverside Coronado Grill is a unique experience neither of
you will soon forget. Or, plan an overnight trip to the seemingly
remote areas of Abiquiu, Santa Cruz or Navajo Lake with the confidence
and security that you'll both have a wonderful time without mishaps, and
look forward to the next kayaking adventure together.
A $25 non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your spot. Deposits
are non-refundable, but can be transferred if you find someone to take
your spot. Class size is limited to 10 people, so contact Kelly as soon
as you register. Your spot is not reserved until Kelly has received your
deposit. Cash, check or credit card is accepted.
Be sure to check out www.NewMexicoKayakInstruction.com for the June
5-6th 2-day Whitewater Weekend Adventure at the Orilla Verde State Park.
Date: June, 3, 2010
Time: 5:30 - 8:30 (try to arrive 15 minutes early to change clothes,
assign boat, etc. We'll enter the water at 5:30!)
Location: Chavez Center
Price: $75 (a $25 non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your
spot. The balance, $50, will be due at the start of class)
Contact: Kelly Gossett, 505-217-2187, or
kelly@newmexicokayakinstruction.com
Class size: 10
Maybe RSVPs: No!
Kelly is someone who knows the sport of kayaking and is able to teach in a safe, effective and fun way. Not only did the girls have a total blast, but they learned the names for all parts of their kayak and equipment, how to safely enter and exit a kayak, how to help someone else who may be in trouble, what to do in inclement weather and how to best move through the water (to name a few). We had our last Girl Scout meeting of the year last week, and when I asked the girls what their favorite experience was over the last 3 years, 75% chose kayaking. I would highly recommend Kelly to anyone and would be happy to answer any questions you may have.
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