Gambar Kursus Kayak (16 Gambar)

Tahniah kepada semua peserta kerana berjaya mengharungi kesusahan dan kesenangan dalam menjalani kursus kayak asas ini. Rugi kepada yang tidak dapat hadir hehehe.

Kursus Asas Kayak Kembali lagi

Kursus asas Kayak kembali lagi pada semester ini di Tasek Shah Alam. Kursus ini dianjurkan oleh Pusat Sukan dengan kerjasama Jurulatih Bertauliah dari luar. Kursus ini akan diadakan seperti maklumat berikut

Tempat : Tasek Shah Alam berhadapan Pejabat SIRIM Shah Alam
Tarikh : 13 Mei 2012
JAM 8.00 PAGI.
SARAPAN PAGI DISEDIAKAN
Kenderaan tidak disediakan

 Kehadiran Pelajar Ko Rekreasi adalah wajib.Maklumat lanjut akan dimaklumkan pada perjumpaan kelas. Harap Maklum.

Jemputan untuk menyertai kursus kayak Star 1

Kepada siapa yang berminat untuk menyertai kursus kayak , sila hubungi saya. Tempat adalah terhad. Bayaran adalah RM 40 shj.Bayaran adalah untuk Jurulatih , Peralatan dan Sijil. Pengangkutan dari Shah Alam ke Tasek Titiwangsa adalah sendiri.

Tempat : Tasek Titiwangsa Kuala Lumpur ( belakang Istana Budaya )

Tarikh :21 dan 22 Mac 2009

Sabtu : 8.30 pg - Kumpul dan pendaftaran peserta
9.30 - Teori iaitu Pengenalan tentang Kayak, Sejarah, Anatomi, Peraturan, 
Peralatan
11.00 - Latihan Prakrikal 
12.30 - Rehat
2.00ptg- Sambung semula latihan praktikal
5.00ptg- Kelas Tamat

Ahad : 8.30 pg - Kelas Praktikal
12.30tgh - Rehat
2.00ptg - Ujian Teori
3.00ptg - Ujian Praktikal
5.30ptg - Pulang 

*Keputusan akan diberi tempoh dalam masa sebulan
*Tentatif program bukan muktamad dan ia adalah sebagai panduan sahaja. Sebarang perubahan akan dimaklum kemudian semasa program.
*Sila bawa pakaian yg sesuai seperti pakaian basah, lengan panjang , booties, buku log dan alat tulis

Kelas HSM 225

Hari ini kelas di Taman Tasek Shah Alam . Ujian Praktikal akan di jalankan

Jam: 5.15 ptg
tarikh : 3 Mac 2009

Gambar aktiviti kayak

Steady coach !

Kelas Rekreasi Minggu ini

Hanya kelas :
HSM 115 - Group C 23 Junuari 2009
HSM 225 - Group D 20 Januari 2009

Di adakan kan di Tasek Shah ALam , Belakang Wet World

pastikan bawa pakaian lebih,

Mari belajar kayak

History Of Kayak

The kayak was first created by the Inuit, an artic people. Their first kayaks were made from wooden frames covered in sealskin. They included a small hole in the middle craft for the user to sit in and were primarily used for hunting. These early kayaks varied greatly in design from region to region. Two common ones are show at left. The top image is of a kayak from the Bering Strait area, which was short and wide, had a large storage capacity, and was very stable and easy to use. The lower one was designed by the Aleuts at it was long, fast, and seaworthy.

The materials that have been used to make a kayak have changed significantly with the years. Many early kayaks used wooden frames covered in skin for their materials. However, with the ship's adoption by European settlers, they were covered in fabric. This method continued until the 1950's when fiberglass was introduced, and then in 1984, the first plastic kayak was made. At present, kayaks are sturdy, light, and very versatile.

The modern interest in canoeing and kayaking as a recreation and sport was brought about by John MacGregor, who designed the Rob Roy in 1845, a canoe he based off sketchings of Inuit canoes and kayaks. MacGregor later formed the Canoe Club in 1866 with other canoe and kayak enthusiasts, and they brought about competitive canoeing with their first regatta in 1873. Kayaking became a part of the Olympics in 1936, with the introduction of four events, the single and pairs 1,000 meter and 10,000 meter race. Later, the white-water race and slalom events were added to the Olympics also.

(click at the picture to see the detail)

Difference between a Canoe and a Kayak

There are three main distinctions that separate a canoe from a kayak:

1. A kayak is a decked boat, while a canoe is not.
2. When using the boat, a kayaker will sit flat with his legs extened under the deck and his upper body rising from a central hole in the deck. On the other hand, a canoer will kneel in the boat.
3. A third difference lies in the paddle, a canoe utilizes a shorter paddle with a blade on one end only, sort of a shortened version of the oar of a row boat The kayak, though, uses a longer paddle with blades at both ends of the rod.

More information How to learn kayak at www.kayakpaddling.net
(I suggest to all my student please open the website because it will show you the animation about kayak )