White Water Kayaking is a fun, adrenaline rush water sport. I can compare it to a roller coaster ride in water that has a mind of its own. It is very important to learn how to read the water in order to stay out of trouble be it stuck on rocks or stuck in a class VI rapid, which can be worrisome. I love the adrenaline rush that is associated with kayaking. I self taught myself how to roll and just improved it with practice. How did you learn how to roll?

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