Very Sheltered Water
Definition: Quiet canals with easy bankside access and egress; small lakes, which are not large enough and do not have difficult landing, where problems could occur if there is a sudden change in conditions; gentle, slow moving rivers. The definition implies weather conditions that are not in themselves likely to cause problems. At any point, the paddler should not be more than 50 metres from the bank.
Enclosed swimming pools are also defined as very sheltered water environments.
Note: The definition implies normal conditions and care is advised when water and air temperatures are low.
Activity | Instructor / Coach / Leader | Technical Advisor | ||
Person Specification to include | Minimum Qualification | Person Specification to include | Minimum Qualification | |
Kayaking:
Including Sit on Tops and Inflatables |
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BCAB Paddlesport Instructor
Or BCAB Paddlesport Leader |
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Any BCAB Coach Award
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Canoeing |
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BCAB Paddlesport Instructor
Or BCAB Paddlesport Leader |
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Any BCAB Coach Award |
Stand Up Paddleboarding |
|
BCAB Stand Up Paddleboard Instructor / BCAB Paddlesport Instructor
Or BCAB Paddlesport Leader |
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Any BCAB SUP Coach or SUP Leader
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Rafting |
|
BCAB Stadium Raft Guide
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BCAB Raft Guide
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