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Paddle
development
HANDBOOK
Sprint & Slalom
OLYMPIC DISCIPLINES
HANDBOOK
Contents
4 Paddle wa
5 Paddle Australia
6 Slalom & SPrint
8 Pathway
12 Paddle Academy
13 Talent identification
18 WASPS
20 WAIS
22 clubs
23 education
24 calendar
25 contacts & Links
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Paddle
western
australia
Paddle WA is the State Sporting
Organisation for paddlesports in
Western Australia. Our vision is to
be a thriving, cohesive paddling
community, that embraces the
Paddle australia
With it’s rich history, paddling in
dimension of paddling as a WA has been around for a number
sport: adventure, recreation and of years and continues to grow to
competition. now include over 2408 active club
members of all ages, abilities and Paddle Australia (PA) is the peak body for paddling in the country. It exists
interests. to:
Our purpose is to introduce and
promote the sport of paddling in • Support the State Member Associations in the general running of their
WA through participation in the Paddle WA host some very unique regional paddling clubs.
activity of paddling for health, community events throughout the • Enable a competitive insurance scheme to cover paddle sports across the
enjoyment, friendship, challenge and year including Unite on the Swan. country.
achievement. This is a fantastic opportunity to
bring paddlers together bright • Manage accreditation of coaches, officials, instructors and guides.
and early on a Sunday morning • Promote the sport of paddling in all its disciplines across the states and
The Paddle WA community is
out on the Swan River to attempt territories.
comprised of clubs, disciplines,
a Guiness World Record of the • Organise national paddling events.
committees, volunteers, coaches,
most paddlers rafted up as one.
Paddle Academy, the Board and staff. • Encourage the growth of paddling across the country.
This physical presentation is
We represent the interests of a range
quite magical in how it brings the • Administer funds for paddling from all sources in a transparent and
of disciplines including marathon,
community together even when off fiscally responsible manner.
slalom, sprint, sea kayaking,
the water. • Set up and maintain the Sport Performance (SP) program for Olympic and
ocean racing, wild water and work
collaboratively with other paddling Paralympic disciplines.
organisations. Paddle WA welcomes you to the • Work with other providers (AIS,SIS/SAS and clubs to develop athletes and
community of paddlers in Western gain sucess at World classlevels;
Website: www.paddlewa.asn.au Australia. • Monitor the progress of athletes in these disciplines;
Facebook: www.facebook.com/PaddleWA/ • Develop pathways for the development of athletes from paddling
Instagram: www.instagram.com/paddlewa/ introduction to podium finishes
Contact email: develop@paddlewa.asn.au • Provide services for the succesful implementation of these programs
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slalom Slalom racing is one of two Olympic canoeing disciplines. Canoe slalom made
its Olympic debut at the 1972 Munich Olympics, however it did not reappear
until the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. Racing takes place in singles and
doubles (men only), in kayak and canoe classes. Race are held at local, state
and national regattas at junior and senior level, in classes for men, women
and veterans.
The first wild water slalom competitions were held in Switzerland in 1933. In
slalom competitions each athlete completes two runs of the course on a route
with 20 gates suspended over the river.
The competitions are against the clock and the result of each round is
obtained by adding the time taken in seconds, and adding the penalties
awarded at each gate by a judge. In a normal race, it is the best run of the
two that counts.
Click for slalom video
Sprint
Canoe Sprint Racing is one of the best-known competitive canoeing
disciplines in Australia. This is probably due to its inclusion in the Olympic
Games since 1936 and Australia’s involvement in all Olympics since the 1956
Melbourne Olympic Games.
Canoe Sprint Racing is all about speed on flat water over distances of 200
metres, 500 metres and 1000 metres. The craft that have been developed are
sleek and fast but unstable. Sprint kayakers use specially designed paddles
allowing for extra power and efficiency.
K1, K2 and K4 are the most popular classes of Canoe Sprint kayaking but
there are also canoe classes, C1, C2 and C4. Races are contested by guppies
(U12), junior, senior and master athletes
Click for Sprint video
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pathway
The purpose of the National Athlete
Pathway Framework (NAPF) is to outline and It also provides the pathways for athlete
monitor the athlete development pathway development so that athletes can enter
from learning the basics of paddling right the system at any point and know what is
through to elite performances. next with the expectation of success in the
future.
The National Athletes’ Pathway Framework
(NAPF) is a “roadmap” to guide all The Paddle Australia high performance
stakeholders in the development of the program is focused upon achieving
athlete from Foundation to Mastery. PA has success at the Olympic Games through
used the Australian Institute of Sports’ (AIS) the Sprint and Slalom programs. The high
model for the development of its athletes’ performance program within PA includes a
pathways using the FTEM framework as its deep reach to ensure targeted athletes are
guide. identified and nurtured along the athlete
pathway.
This document, along with various other
support documents, provides the pathways PA supports three major streams of
for athlete development so that athletes paddling at the Olympic/Paralympic level
can enter the system at any point and know including Canoe Sprint, Canoe Slalom and
what is next with the expectation of success Paracanoe.
in the future.
FTEM Explained:
An athletes’ development occurs as
part of three distinct stages. The NAPF FTEM (representing Foundations, Talent,
encompasses the Non-elite stage where Elite and Mastery) is a framework of athlete
athletes develop foundation level skills development. As detailed in the graphic
before being identified and confirmed as and table below, this model consists of the
having high performance talent at the Pre- four, major developmental and performance
elite stage and as such are provided with levels which are then further broken down
targeted sportspecific support and coaching into ten separate phases. Paddle Australia
to enable them to reach their full potential has adopted the FTEM model to portray
and progress through to the Elite stage, its National Athlete Pathway Framework.
during which athletes achieve podium
performances and ultimately, sustainable
success on the international stage.
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Paddle Talent identification
academy The Talent Development Program aims to identify and develop talent in sports outside of the
Education Department school curriculum that WAIS operate as a sport program. The Talent
The SunSmart Paddle Development Program is aiming for athletes aged 14 years to 17 years, with little or no
Academy caters for schools, senior experience in the nominated sports.
groups, corporate team building,
social groups and individual The future goal for identified athletes within the Talent Development Program is to represent
sessions. Australia, in their nominated sport, at Olympic and World Championship level.
Groups are able to learn Across each Talent Development sport program, training will be conducted either at a
basic paddling skills in a Fun and nominated sport club (sport–specific training), physical training at a Club or at the West
Safe aquatic environment. The Australian Institute of Sport High Performance Service Centre in Mount Claremont (physical
program is available all year round training).
with summer courses based on
flat-water or ocean, and winter on Whilst training times will be determined by factors including school commitments, a typical
flat-water or white-water. training week during the first training block would be:
- 3x sport–specific training sessions per week
Next testing date is
Paddle WA supplies all equipment - 1- 2 physical training sessions per week Sunday, September 29
required including Kayaks, Paddles,
life jackets, spray decks, and The 2019 TID program was a great sucess with over 10 athletes being retained in the sport
knowledgeable instructors. This over a year later.
equipment along with instructors
can be transferred to a number of
locations:
The SunSmart Paddle Academy
ranges from 3-6 weeks, consists of
correct stroke techniques, capsize
drills/rescues, safety procedures
on the water and how to embark
and disembark the craft. Building
skills and confidence on the water
is a primary focus of the Be Active
Paddle Academy through on-water Skills that will be gained by participants:
exercises and games that relate to
1. Show a full understanding of basic safety requirements
all canoeing disciplines.
for paddlers and their craft, and appreciation of the use
of life jackets.
Classes will be given the opportunity
2. Launch the craft, embark and paddle away from the
to gain skills in both surf skis and
launching point.
kayaks. We provide the opportunity
3. Be able to demonstrate;
and support, for interested
participants to access higher awards • Paddling forwards, backward and emergency stops;
• Turning the canoe;
and to join their local canoe/kayak
• The use of the paddle as a means of support in the
club.
water;
• Coming alongside another craft, and also a clear ap-
Request a Booking Form from
proach to the launching point;
at develop@paddlewa.asn.au
• Disembark, then re-embark, paddle to deep water, cap-
or visit the Paddle Academy Website
size and swim ashore with the canoe;
• Empty the craft take it from the water and place it prop-
erly on the bank.
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What is the maximum number of TID applicants your club could take and manage in this
program?
3. Club Pathway and Promotion Program:
What is the club’s current junior development programs and pathway models, it’s history
and its aims for the 2019/20 season? ?
What do you have planned for TID paddlers after completing the eighteen (18) week
training program? ?
How will the club promote the TID testing day at WAIS? (Marketing material will be supplied
to the club). ?
How will the club use this program to promote your club and the sport in general? (as well
as the major sponsor of PWA - Sunsmart).
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4. Benchmarking:
What standards will the club set for itself with this squad from September – February?
And what benchmarks will the club set post the completion of this program March to May
period?
What will be the criteria to determine whether the program was a success for your Club?
(this will be used to review and provide feedback).
5. Written Review:
The club agrees to provide a written email review and feedback of the program to the EO
of Paddle WA by the end of February 2019.
Yes / No
Signed:
Date:
Proudly supported by:
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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
WEST AUSTRALIAN TID SQUAD
5 APPENDIX A – OBLIGATIONS
AKC
• 18 week program commencing early October 2019 and completing after the State Sprint
Champs on the 1 & 2 February 2020;
• Coach to invoice WAIS monthly - $600.00 per month for the months of October; November;
December; January; February – total of $3,000.00;
• Three (3) sessions per week – sessions will be completely separate to any current junior
sessions;
• Each session to be approximately 2 hours in duration;
• Coach to attend the planning meetings with WAIS leading up to the testing days in
September, the meetings are held monthly at WAIS and the next meeting is on the 19 June
2019;
• Coach to attend WAIS testing days on the 29 and 30 September 2019
• Coach to attend all sprint regattas
• Club to be presented in a clean and professional manner at all times;
• Provide participants in the TID program with support, direction and communication with the
coach of the club paddling program from March 2020;
• Halfway (early December) and final report March 2020 with input from both the TID coach
and Club President to PWA Executive Officer, on the implementation, success and pitfalls of
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the four (4) month TID program;
• AKC to liaise and pick-up the craft from Bayswater Paddlesports Club that they require for
the program;
• AKC will also be responsible for any maintenance of the craft;
• Publicity – Facebook web-site updates on the athletes.
** Clear list of objectives from AKC (Prior to the start of the Program but post the TID testing).
PWA
• provide management and admin oversight;
• provide leadership and overall management of the TID Squad Program
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The closing date for club applications to be appointed as the designated club: Thursday 6
June 2019 email to eo@paddlewa.asn.au
The successful club: Notified by Friday 14 June 2019
*Unsuccessful applications will be given feedback on their application after this date.
TID Marketing Material: 16 August 2019
TID Testing at WAIS: 29 September 2019 – General testing & search day for everyone
30 September 2019 – Specific testing for identified athletes
TID Coaching program: Starts 1 October 2019 and will finish Sat 15 February 2020
Competition: 1 & 2 February 2020 WA State Sprint Champs
6 - 10 March 2020 Australian Canoe Sprint Championships, Sydney
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development.
Jeremy Alderson
Jack Choate
Hana Vanek
Eleanor Disselkoen
Current Athletes
WASPS
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WASPS sprint coach: Jesse Phillips
Chad Wiese
Luke Egger
Harriette Alexis
George Pankhurst
teams, junior teams and/or under 23 teams.
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Jayden Hart
includes gym sessions at WAIS and Ascot Kayak Club.
Kobe Wilson
Harriet Brown
Angelina Good-Gerne
WASPS gym coach: Brock Fleay
WASPS is now available for both the Sprint discipline as well as Slalom.
Gianluca Cottino
Hunter Florisson
Tim Hyde
opportunity in the pathway for athletes at an intermediate to elite level of performance,
WA Sprint Pathways Squad (WASPS) is the state sprint kayak performance development
often between club level and WAIS level. Selection criteria is set to ensure athletes showing
training skills, self-management qualities and performance potential are provided with further
Sabriel Denehy
Jordan Fleming
Athletes selected for the WASPS have shown diligence in training, skills in managing life off the
water (study, work, social) and perform at a level which shows potential for Asia Pacific rep
WASPS is the Elite development squad for athletes showing promise and consistency in under
Training for WASPS sessions are an addition to club training squads sessions each week and
Will Savage
Athlete/Crew achieving the necessary IPS (including but not limited to weather
conditions (e.g. wind speed/direction and currents).
(vi) Athletes not meeting criteria (iii) – (v) may still be added to the WA Sprint Pathways
Squad at the sole discretion of the selection panel based on but not exclusively limited to
historical performance in surf lifesaving events or other paddling disciplines such as
marathon, training performance, testing performance.
(vii) Athletes are selected following the 2019 National Canoe Sprint Championships. Athletes
may be added to the WASP squad at any time over the course of the season at the
discretion of the selection panel. Athletes may be deselected at anytime if not meeting
squad requirements in regards to regular attendance to training and competition, factoring
there may be times that this may not occur due to injury, illness, exam periods.
(viii) Athletes from the 2018 Talent Identification (TID) squad may be selected to the WASP
squad if in the opinion of the selection panel these athletes are displaying a level of
commitment commensurate with a high performing junior athlete and are on an
improvement trajectory that the selection panel believes will result in the particular athlete
meeting WASP standards with six months of WASP selection.
Squad Requirements
In order to be considered for the WA Sprint Pathways squad athletes must meet the following
requirements;
(i) Be available to train 1 – 2 times per week with the WA Sprint Pathways coach in addition
to sessions provided by the athlete’s club coach. Times and venue to be advised.
(ii) Be able to undertake Strength and Conditioning training 1 – 2 times per week at the WA
Institute of Sport or Ascot Kayak Club under the guidance of the WASPS Strength and
Conditioning specialist.
(iii) In the event the athlete has a valid reason for not being able to attend Strength and
Conditioning training at the venues and times highlighted above they must agree to
undertake their own strength and conditioning at a venue suitable to them but working to
the same program as other athletes in the squad and commit to meeting with the Strength
and Conditioning coach each month to review program and check exercise form.
(iv) Be available for lab testing at the WA Institute of Sport (WAIS) two times per year
(around April and September).
WASPS Benefits
● WASPS athletes will receive free servicing by Strength and Conditioning Coach, Brock
Fleay.
● Two coached on-water sessions by WASPS Coach (or other allocated coach).
● Bi-annual lab testing conducted by WAIS.
● Bi-annual WASPS apparel.
● WASPS team building activities.
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Australian
institute
of sport
The WAIS Canoeing Program
operates a daily training environment
in sprint canoe with men’s and
women’s program athletes training
across 200m, 500m and 1000m
disciplines.
The focus of the WAIS Canoeing
Program is based on developing
athletes with the capability to
represent Australia at benchmark
events, both now and in the future.
Scholarships are offered based on
these assessments, with program State Sporting Organisation (SSO) WAIS High WAIS Selection Criteria link
athletes given support through stakeholders: Paddle Australaia and
access to; coaching, sport science
services, sport medicine and
Paddle WA. It forms the pinnacle of Performance Service Paddle Australia Athlete
the WA Paddling Pathway. Categorisation link
personal excellence. The program Centre
corresponds approximately to the WAIS also offers individual
T3 level and above on the AC FTEM scholarships to Canoe Slalom athletes McGillivray Road, Mt CurRent WAIS
template. Selection for the WAIS
program usually requires an athlete
based on similar national selection
criteria.
Claremont, WA 6010 scholarship holders
to be selected in an Australian
Senior, Under 23 or Junior Sprint WAIS athletes are selected into the
Canoeing:
Kayak Team. Canoeing Program based of the WAIS
selection criteria and Paddle Australia
• Yale Steinepreis
This support is structured through Athlete Categorisation document. As
• Lachlan Armstrong
a dedicated WAIS Performance linked on the following page.
• Yasemin Ray
Enhancement Team (PET), with • Shannon Reynolds
all members of the PET working • Josh Kippin
together to collaboratively enhance
performance of WAIS program IASP Canoeing
athletes. WAIS athletes train on the
water 7 times a week, 3 strength and • Jaime Roberts
conditioning and numerous cross
training sessions per week. Salom Canoeing
The WAIS Canoeing Program is • Benjamin Pope
partnered through a strategic • Brodie Crawford
alignment with its National • Steven Lowther
Sporting Organisation (NSO) and
20 21Education
CLUBS Paddle WA provides the opportunity for Paddlers to attain qualifications of all levels to further
develop their own skills but also learn to teach others. The Paddle Australia Qualification Scheme
(PAQS) is designed to meet the needs of the Paddling industry. This includes, clubs, commercial
operators, freelance instructors and those that wish to improve there personal paddling skills,
knowledge and safety.
A S C O T K AYA K C LU B M A N D U R A H O C E A N C LU B
www.ascotkayakclub.asn.au www.mandurahoceanclub.com.au Education sessions are also held on and off the water throughout the year.
Garvey Park, Ascot
The Western Australia Institute of Sport (WAIS) in conjunction with Paddle WA ran two days of
TID & WAIS Facility paddling seminars at the WAIS facilities high-performance service centre, in Mount Claremont.
M A N D U R A H P A D D L I N G C LU B
B AY S WAT E R P A D D L E S P O R T S www.mandurahpaddlingclub.org.au Topics covered included sports psychology, nutrition, biometrics in paddling, physiology and
C LU B strength training. Attendees were also given a tour of the world class training facilities available
www.bayswater.canoe.org.au at the WA Institute of Sport. The presentations were delivered by staff of WAIS and elite level
AP Hinds Reserve, Bayswater
kayak paddler and coach Jesse Phillips.
PERTH PADDLERS
www.pp.canoe.org.au
Brown Street Playground,
C A N N I N G R I V E R C A N O E C LU B East Perth
www.canningriver.canoe.org.au
Fern Road, Riverton
S E A K AYA K C LU B O F WA
www.seakayakwa.asn.au
DENMARK RIVERSIDE CANOE
C LU B
S earch Denmark Riverside Canoe
Club on Facebook
Fyfe Street, Denmark S WA N C A N O E C LU B
www.swan.canoe.org.au
Johnson Parade,
Mosman Park
C H A M P I O N L A K E S B O AT I N G C LU B
www.championlakes.canoe.org.au
Champion Lakes Regatta Centre, Armadale
DISCIPLINES OFFERED
SPRINT
I N D I A N O C E A N P A D D L E R S C LU B SLALOM
www.iop.asn.au
M A R AT H O N
R E C R E AT I O N A L
W H I T E WAT E R
OCEAN PADDLING
DOWNWIND
CANOE POLO
GUPPIES
22 23event calendar Important info
WASPS Helpful links
Jesse Phillips NAPF
info@jessephillips.com.au FTEM
EVENT DATE LOCATION DISCIPLINE 0422 678 055 WASPS selection criteria
Winter series #7 21/09/2020 TBA Slalom WAIS selection criteria
Regatta #1 22/09/2020 Ascot Sprint Club related inquiries PA athlete categorisation
Regatta #2 12/10/2019 Bayswater Sprint
Paddle Western Australia
Summer series #1 19/10/2019 TBA Slalom
develop@paddlewa.asn.au
Bevan Dashwood Dash 27/10/2019 TBA Slalom (08) 9285 8501
Regatta #3 03/11/2019 Champion Lakes Sprint
Summer series #2 17/11/2019 TBA Slalom WAIS related
Regatta #4 30/11/2019 Champion Lakes Sprint
Western Australian Institute of
Grand Prix #1 06/12/2019 Adelaide Sprint
Sport
Summer series #3 14/12/2019 TBA Slalom wais@wais.org.au
National Junior & Masters 02/01/2020 Mersey, TAS Slalom (08) 9387 8166
Regatta #5 11/01/2020 Champion Lakes Sprint
Sprint State Championships 02/02/2020 Champion Lakes Sprint Regatta inquiries
Grand Prix #2 14/02/2020 Penrith, NSW Sprint
Sprint Chair Western Australia
Regatta #6 16/02/2020 Champion Lakes Sprint waskc.chair@gmail.com
National Sprint 11/03/2020 Champion Lakes Sprint
Summer series #4 19/05/2020 TBA Slalom Slalom inquiries
Brevis Choate Memorial 27/06/2020 TBA Slalom
Winter series #2 11/07/2020 TBA Slalom Slalom Western Australia
slalom@paddlewa.asn.au
Winter series #3 25/07/2020 TBA Slalom
Paddle western australia
Paddle Western Australia
develop@paddlewa.asn.au
0892858501
Paddle Academy
Paddle Western Australia
develop@paddlewa.asn.au
0892858501
Talent identification
Ascot Kayak Club
akcadministration@gmail.com
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