Bombproof Your Roll

When

06/06/2026 - 06/07/2026    
All Day
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Event Type

This clinic is designed for kayak paddlers who already have a roll, but want it to work more reliably on the river. The focus is on making your combat roll faster, more adaptable, and dependable when conditions aren’t perfect—not on teaching a specific roll style.

Location: Tuckaseegee Gorge

Class Size: 10 Students

You may be ready for a Bombproof Your Roll clinic if you:

  • Have a combat roll that works inconsistently
  • Are comfortable intentionally capsizing
  • Paddle Class I–II+ rivers
  • Want your roll to work when you’re tired, off-balance, or surprised

What You’ll Work On

Bombproof Your Roll clinics focus on strengthening the core principles that make any roll reliable, regardless of style.

Instruction commonly includes:

  • Roll setup and body position
  • Identifying and correcting common roll failures
  • Rolling from non-ideal or off-balance positions
  • Rolling in current and mild turbulence
  • Staying calm and resetting after failed roll attempts
  • Post-roll recovery and continuing downstream

What to Expect

Clinic formats vary based on the river and the group. Time is typically split between flatwater or slow-moving water for diagnostics and skill work, and Class II–III river sections to apply those skills in current.

Expect frequent repetition, individual feedback, and opportunities to experiment with adjustments that improve consistency.

Typical Rivers

Bombproof Your Roll clinics are often held on rivers such as:

  • Tuckaseegee
  • Middle Haw

Participants Leave Better Prepared to:

  • Execute a combat roll more consistently in real river conditions
  • Identify and self-correct roll problems
  • Stay calm and make effective roll attempts under pressure
  • Recover quickly after a roll and continue paddling confidently

Bookings

Tickets

Ticket Type Price Spaces
Standard Ticket $120.00 N/A

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