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Inside the 5th Issue (November/December 2009) of Canoe and Kayak Racing Magazine:

How to get faster – faster! Interval training by Abel Hastings
How NOT to race
Lessons learned from the inaugural Laredo Riofest by Joe Mann
One small stroke stroke for woman … another giant leap for womankind by Pam Boteler
Outrigger racing finding home waters beyond warm currents of the Pacific Ocean by Stephen Mahelona
Hemmens couple set a new record for Phatwater Kayak Challenge by DeAnne Hemmens
Abel Hastings’ thoughtful take on the ICF World Marathon Championships

Previous issues: March/April 2009, May/June 2009, July/August 2009, September/October 2009

With this issue, we are hoping to introduce many of our readers to the world of open water racing. If you are like me, you are landlocked and don’t know ebb from rip.

The racing world is large and varied, which is wonderfully illustrated by the fact that open-water racing is contested on surf skis, outrigger canoes, paddle boards, sea kayaks and a host of other platforms.
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Dan “Osprey” Grubbs

Dan “Osprey” Grubbs just released the 3rd issue of Canoe & Kayak Racing Magazine. The leading theme is a sprint racing this time.