WISP nationals boatercross

Andrew Holcombe and Eric Jackson in a full sprint













Jake Greenbom shooting the notch














Sprinting for the first gate

clouds

poor image quality

Sunset picture

Sunset over ottawa valley













Crazy clouds over a farm

keeners ramp update 2

Cael is throwing a paddle twirl airscrew
Tino throwing a huge airscrew
I took a sequence of photos of Tino Specht and Cael Jones hitting the keeners ramp, and put them in a strip on photoshop.

Corner wave

Sam Fulbright surfing Corner wave

Corner wave is extremely fast and steep. making it perfect for blunts, spins, clean spins, grinds, air screws, pan-ams, back blunts, and any mystery move you want to try. It is located on the Ottawa river in mcoys rapid after phils hole on the river right. The wave has eddy access but you have to be careful about flushing downstream into a large hole called horseshoe. Horseshoe has a toung in the middle so its easy to get through, and the river left side id good to go for surfing, but the river right side might throw you around for a little while.













Matt west kicking up a splash on corner wave while carving hard in his Bliss Stick RAD



















Tino Specht throwing a blunt on Corner wave












Cael Jones caving on the glass












Shane Groves grinding down the wave

whitewater kayaking on garb

New River Academy students watch as Morgan Tidd surfs Garb

Garb is a perfect training spot due to the river long eddy that runs with it. This means you can continuously paddle on the wave for as long as you would like without getting out of your boat.













Daniel Stewart throws a huge righty blunt on Garb

As pictures both up and down demonstrate garb offers perfect shoulders to throw blunts off off. These shoulders can also be used to set up on the top of the foam pile.













Cael Jones throwing a blunt on Garb

Ottawa Ramp

Today we had our first true session on the Ottawa ramp at the keener's place. The ramp consist of a large ramp built out of wood with a kicker at the bottom of it. Plastic fencing is added to increase sliding speeds. To hit the ramp you get in your boat at the top of the ramp on a flat platform and push yourself off. When you hit the kicker you have many options on what you can do. We were mainly trying airscrews, blunts, panams, And anything else we could huck. Then you simply land in the water. The landings are pretty soft. the one thing you want to watch out for is landing flat, for that will hurt your back.











Cael Jones throwing a huge airscrew.



















Shane Groves












Tino Specht sores threw the air














Sam Fulbright throwing a clean blunt







David Rhule Throwing an Airscrew

Ottawa competiton

Saturday September 1st the crowds gathered for a throw down on garberator wave on the Ottawa river. People traveling from all over to compete, watch, and just have a fun day on the water



















Daniel Stewart about to throw a blunt on garberator wave sending him to semi finals














Dane Jackson throwing one of the biggest moves of the day














New River Academy Students Sean Johnson in the red Dagger and David Rhule in the blue wavesport line up for their chance to throw their best on Garberator.

Longboarding in West Newbury

Adam Dembowski and Brian Boyle
Looking for a new rush? Well All you need is some wheels and a hill.
Adam and I went out today in search for an epic hill to ride,
the pictures will tell the rest of the story,











Brian Boyle long boarding in West Newbury

We found a perfect hill to ride. It was long, steep, fast, quiet, and it had a great runout to slow down. We used my jeep to shuttle runs up the hill, and wee took turns taking pictures of our runs.










Adam Dembowski Long boarding in west newbury

The hill was had acouple of turns, some steeper spots, and some milder spots. makeing a very fast, fun turny ride










Adam Dembowski Carving it up













High speed carving









Adam grabing Rail



















speed blur effect helps show the true speed


Many epic rides and luckly no bad burns, turned out to be a sick day of skating.
hope you enjoyed!

-pce

Lachine

Tino specht and i drove a long 6 hours from Shellburn falls MA, to Montreal Canada to surf the lachine waves. We had a great day on the water Accompanied by some French paddlers. Use to training on the Hawaii wave on the Sur Rhone river in Lyon France they had no problem throwing every trick imagined on this wave. I couldn't resist taking pictures. check them out...











HUGE lefty blunt










Pan-Am











Clean Blunt










Tino Specht throws a huge blunt