L 'grass is yellowing at Penrith Wildwater Center, the scorching sun never stop. Who handles all hard to keep up to search for to adequately irrigate the green carpet stormed by us coaches every day grind kilometers to follow our athletes. If the lawn have its problems to survive even the Scot Walsh certainly no joke! It seems a soul in pain and can not decide what boat to use. Alternating with Nelo and a canoe that carries only the name of Kapsl because it has been cut, squeezed, stretched, changed, and who knows what else. Today it stopped a long time under the "main wave" to make a series of combination of rising, left-right and right again, but seeing his actions and facial expressions is not very convincing and did not seem very happy with him either. The poor coach Shaun Pearce at a certain point, desperate, he is immersed in water hidden behind an obstacle: the only thing that has managed to do was to cool off! Who knows what he must have thought the world champion two decades ago in a resume that lately Walsh can not hit big races and that seems to have fallen into depression. What is left of that a kappa that has been able to throw off the wagon that great paddler by the name of Paul Ratcliffe? Maybe tomorrow, exchange a few words with Pearce and see what I say. But in the meantime I'll tell you this about the English coaches: think that practically every morning before you get to walk down to the water in the gut of cement all and scour holes that fasten the various obstacles. We go in and the arm-rumando rumando (you can tell or is it just Verona dialect?) On the bottom fishing a bit 'of everything: coins, rings, bracelets. What makes them happy, evidently the spirit of their ancestors must have left their mark. If Walsh
crazy force to compare different canoes, I enjoyed it a little further upstream in proposing Hradilek, Ford Zeno and a number of interesting combinations: downhill, shift to the left of a pole placed on one side of a hole, next to lifts right and then an ascent to the left. Basically you have to use the hole to stop the speed and get carried into the slope. This, at first glance, seem banal, but in fact proved to be a very interesting maneuver. The secret of all, after several attempts and trials, you have the body perfectly balanced at the center of the canoe. In fact, the common initial mistake was to load the queue going to turn the canoe with the shot wide left. The winning solution was shown instead to be to anticipate the rotation with a right Duffek, which was then kept in water for determining the balance of the canoe when it inevitably came into the hole. At this point the hook up turns into paddling to get into driving cars on the right. The little group at one of the three moschiettieri point also joined the whimsical Peter Kauzer. The bold Slovenian phenomenon has not hesitated to interpret them in the proper combination proposal. In the 2010 European champion impresses the ability to direct the canoe to his liking, even under very extreme. Its other great feature is to find technical solutions quickly.
The training session was then over to the "Maine Wave" for a challenge on a combination of the four ski lifts on the left and right. This little lower on the opposite side. The difficulty was to overcome a wave that breaks right cork in half and let a few escape routes to penetrate. Even
Eye wave!
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