Paddle in Pink was hacked a while back and that is why we have not had any recent posts. We have added a layer of security where this should not be an issue from here on out. Stay tuned for some updated posts as a lot has been going on this summer!
Author: Crystal.Gustin
I started kayaking in Wisconsin of all places, because this is where I am from. I then moved to San Diego and took on kayak surfing along with heading to the Kern River when water was available. I then made the move to Asheville, NC and have been hooked on this sport since my Wisconsin days.
With whatever it is that you do, do it because you love it, not because society tells you should or for other outside factors. Don't simply exist, live!
Paralysis By Fear, 7 Steps To Overcome
Everyone faces fear. No matter what sport, what occupation, what age you are, we all know the feeling of fear. How to overcome it is a hot topic. While I am no expert, I have a take on this subject. Here is my road to losing the fear, and getting back to the passion. Let […]
West Fork of the Tuck
Be sure to watch in HD. [vimeo 135184700 w=500&h=280]
Getting Rad On The Dirty Bird
The goal behind starting up the Confidence Series was to start small, and grow. Our second event finished off with small numbers, but many smiles. With a playboat clinic in the Southeast, doesn’t come endless kayakers. With small numbers, instruction is drastically increased with quality. Nikki and I set out to have a good time, […]
See You Saturday
Plans are set for a fun Saturday all girls playboat clinic/river run on the Pigeon. We are planning on meeting at 11am at the putin so we can divide into groups if needed and then set shuttle. Key things to know: Schwag from Astral and Jackson Kayak. Sponsored by SweetWater Brewing Company (free beer!!). Badass […]
Ladies’ Cheoah Paddle
I first got involved in the Boater Chick Festival several years ago, when Shannon Christy invited me to help her lead a group down the Cheoah River. Many of my friends had been leading Cheoah trips for the festival for years, and they encouraged me to attend as well. Ann Connolly had been putting on […]
