KAYAK ROLLING & ROCKING 24H
Twenty skill challenges. Two disciplines. One paddling community. A focused gathering to build confidence, refine technique and celebrate progress on the water.
Learn the movement.
Own the moment.
Kayak Rolling & Rocking 24H brings paddlers together for coached practice, friendly skill challenges and shared time at TMT Basecamp.
Open to beginner, intermediate and advanced paddlers, the gathering focuses on kayak rolling, balance, edging, bracing and boat control. It is not an endurance race or 24 hours of continuous paddling. It is a structured learning experience built around progression, personal choice and community.
Two tracks.
Twenty ways to progress.
Each challenge is assessed on a 10-point scale. Technique, control, consistency and safe execution matter more than speed. Advanced skills are optional and subject to instructor approval.
Rolling Skills
Develop safe, controlled kayak recovery skills through coached progressions and optional technical demonstrations.
Rocking & Boat Control
Explore deliberate boat movement, balance, edging, bracing and precision manoeuvres. “Rocking” means controlled movement—not uncontrolled capsizing.
Practice first.
Challenge by choice.
Coached progression
Build or refine skills with guidance suited to your current ability and experience.
Skill-based assessment
Clear criteria recognise technique, control, consistency and safe execution.
Appropriate challenge
Advanced rolling skills are optional. Alternatives or N/A may be recorded.
Fair conditions
Participants receive clear challenge criteria and comparable assessment conditions.
Community time
Share learning, exchange experience and enjoy time together at basecamp.
Celebrate progress
Potential awards include Rolling Skills, Boat Control, All-Round, Most Improved and Tribe Spirit.
Confidence grows when safety leads.
All on-water activities are subject to instructor assessment, weather, water conditions and the event safety plan. The safety team may modify or stop any activity whenever necessary.
- Personal flotation devices (PFDs) must be worn on the water.
- Rolling practice takes place only in designated areas under appropriate supervision.
- Wet-exit readiness is required before attempting inverted rolling drills.
- No forced capsizes, breath-holding contests or pressure to attempt advanced skills.
- No unsupervised night paddling or rolling practice.
- Rest, hydration and suitable equipment are essential parts of participation.
Save your place on the water.
Join a maximum of 30 paddlers for this focused 24-hour skills gathering at Tri An Lake. Complete the form and send your details directly to The Mountain Tribe via WhatsApp.