Taking you down PARIS2024 OLYMPIC WHITEWATER COURSE | Paris Canoe Slalom
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Join me as I take a lap down the Paris2024 Canoe Slalom Whitewater course. With the venue getting ready for the Olympic Games, the scenery on your way down is quite spectacular. It is going to be absolutely insane seeing the finished product and it all filled with fans!
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Love this perspective! Thx so much for sharing.
No worries! It’s always fun to make these videos!
Those stands are epic. Great positioning to see the whole course and they're huge :D
The stands are massive aren’t they! Was something special racing with them filled with people!
Thank you for sharing, Canoe Slalom is my most favorite sports 😍🫶🏻 GOOD JOB 🙏🏻🥳
Thank you 🙏🏼 Canoe slalom is awesome isn’t it! Glad you enjoyed!
Really cool view!
Good! Very good!
Nice one, Tristan
Good luck!
Thank you 🙌🙏🏼
They switched starting in the Foix 2010 junior worlds when Fox switched and won women’s
How long have racing C-1ers been switching sides with their paddle/using their left and right hands on the grip? Don't remember seeing this before. Thanks to anyone who knows/replies.
I’m used to seeing the cross strokes in whitewater as well. Switching hands I’m sure will give you more power but also seems very risky. But in this type of event I can understand the trade off.
Saw it become more of a thing when the ladies started racing C boats. Otherwise cross strokes became the norm back with Jon and Davey winning most everything back in the day, my guess is that most of the top men will still be using cross for the split seconds you save changing hands. Every fraction of a second you're not moving the boat down the course is time lost. But hey... can you believe everything some rando on YT types? (even when the rando was nationally ranked in the 90s) 😂 Bring back C2s!!
@@BrawndoDrinker I remember the first time I ever ran the Gauley, I was right behing Davey Hearn going through Sweets Falls.
Kent Ford one of our top C1 guys back in '79 was an occasional switcher. A really tough move on the Ocoee was the only time I saw him switch and he was catching crap (good natured) from the other guys about doing it. US was really strong in C1 back then, J Lugbill, Hearn, Robinson, R Lugbill & Ford
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I think I had a chance to watch the live stream of the competition and see you in it. Very cool 🏅
Two questions: (1) I assume they only allowed you to GoPro after the event. From what I remember them saying in the broadcast, no one got to ride it before competition, only walk the course.
2) when you filmed this, you didn't take all the gates, right?
Keep on paddling! 🤙🏻
Glad you got to see the race!
This was filmed in training before the event. You’re right, athletes aren’t able to paddle on the course once the gates are set.
And yes during this run down, I didn’t take all the gates. As it’s a training session there are many gates out on the water to provide lots of variety and usually when we train we chose certain gates to take to practice
Quick!
Where did the course water come from? River Seine?
9.3% urine and feces water. Yummmm
The course uses the Marne river, about 25km east of Paris Centre.
Nicolas gestin 🇫🇷🇫🇷
He is the king of this course for sure 👑
Looks milder than Penrith.
It is a little bit. Penrith has bigger drops and features. Paris is a touch smaller but is much more technical.