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In both cases these choices turned out to be incorrect.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp dir=\u0022ltr\u0022\u003eWhitewater boaters \u0027wear\u0027 their kayaks but you need to be able to wiggle about a bit in a sea kayak to be comfortable on a long trip. Too much wiggle however means that you\u0027ll struggle to control your kayak on occasions when you might need to. \u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp dir=\u0022ltr\u0022\u003eWhen starting kayaking it is perfectly normal to be slightly anxious about getting out of your kayak in the event of an unexpected capsize but this is much more about technique than the size of the cockpit and once you have had a little supervised practice you\u0027ll be able to slickly exit the smallest of boats. Your sense of balance will also quickly develop and it is amazing how soon that apparently wobbly boat becomes a stable paddling platform.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp dir=\u0022ltr\u0022\u003eThere are now so many different boats available the first question to ask yourself is what sort of kayaking do\u0026nbsp;I want to do. \u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp dir=\u0022ltr\u0022\u003eMost of us have an \u0027all-round\u0027 or \u0027general purpose (GP)\u0027 plastic boat which we still enjoy using from time to time, despite later investment in specialist white water or sea kayaks. These are good boats for learning the basics and are almost indestructible. What\u0027s more, these scratched second hand boats can often be resold for a similar same price if you decide you just don\u0027t like it. \u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp dir=\u0022ltr\u0022\u003eBefore you rush out and buy a boat though we would thoroughly recommend coming to talk to club members about the options available to you. 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As with kayaks, our best advice is to chat to\u0026nbsp;members will offer free and impartial advice about the options available.\u003cstrong\u003e\u003c/strong\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp dir=\u0022ltr\u0022\u003eBefore you buy typically questions you should be asking are:\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp dir=\u0022ltr\u0022\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eWhat length?\u003c/strong\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp dir=\u0022ltr\u0022\u003eAnything from 210-240cm is normal for sea kayaks and it depends on a number of things such as your height and the width of the kayak you are paddling. Whitewater paddlers are shorter\u0026nbsp;at around\u0026nbsp;190-205cm.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp dir=\u0022ltr\u0022\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eWhat type and size of blade?\u003c/strong\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eThere a different blade shapes depending on your paddling style (high or low angle),\u0026nbsp;and sizes, which will\u0026nbsp;depend on your level of strength and physical fitness. Too large a paddle blade can cause sore shoulders and strained joints.\u003cbr\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\n\n\u003cp dir=\u0022ltr\u0022\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eH\u003c/strong\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eow much feather (blade angle)?\u003c/strong\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp dir=\u0022ltr\u0022\u003eFour decades\u0026nbsp;ago, 90º was the standard offset of the blades on the\u0026nbsp;paddle. Today 45º is typical though sea kayakers usually favour\u0026nbsp;an angle in the\u0026nbsp;0-30º range.\u003c/p\u003e\n\n\u003cp dir=\u0022ltr\u0022\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eConstruction materials\u003c/strong\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp dir=\u0022ltr\u0022\u003eWhitewater paddling demands robust materials to stand up to the riggers of the sport but these would be too heavy to use for a\u0026nbsp;longer journey on the sea. The materials paddles are made from\u0026nbsp;vary from aluminium combined with robust plastics\u0026nbsp;on cheaper models, typically in use at\u0026nbsp;activity centres, to expensive full\u0026nbsp;carbon fibre versions for elite sportsmen and women. \u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp dir=\u0022ltr\u0022\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eOptions\u003c/strong\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp dir=\u0022ltr\u0022\u003eThey can have a straight or cranked shaft which is a personal preference\u0026nbsp;(the latter often being preferred by those with underlying wrist issues).\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp dir=\u0022ltr\u0022\u003eThey comes in 1 piece (robust but not so easy to transport),\u0026nbsp;2 piece (referred to as splits) which are enable them to be stowed on your sea kayak deck as a spare in case of emergencies. 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Configure Content Component
Colours
Defines the colours of the various elements of the component.
The colour of the icon
The colour of the large caption text
The colour of the horizontal line under the caption
The default colour of the text
Dimensions
The default font size of the text
The default line spacing of the text
Logged-in User Data
If the below option is set, then this component will only be visible when somebody is logged into the website. You can then reference
user fields and attributes in the content using the same syntax as used when sending emails ({{field-name}}). For example,
{{Forename}}, {{MembershipNumber}}, {{Branch}}, {{Attributes.CODE}} etc.
Configure Image
Set the required height of the image.
Caption
Position of the caption block
The margin around the caption block, specified in CSS syntax. E.g. "5px" (5 pixels all round);
"10px 5px" (vertical horizontal); "5px 10px 5px 10px" (top right bottom left).
Alignment of text within caption block
Drag and drop the items into the appropriate order.
Configure Test Component
Event Non-attendance
Who is not attending?
Please select the person who is not attending the event.
Me
What are you not attending?
Can't sign up to :
Can't sign up to whole series:
Note: the following restrictions apply to series sign-ups:
Event on
Updating ...
Diagnose Sign-up Issues
This popup helps you diagnose issues that people may be having signing up to this event. It will tell you exactly why
certain people can't sign up or can't access particular sign-up options or classes.
Diagnosis
Classes
Options
Diagnosing ...
Admin Sign-up to
What are you signing people up to?
Sign-up Option
Select the option that will be used for the sign-up of all of the selected attendees
Indicate how each of the attendees being signed-up will pay.
Select people to sign-up to the event
Select the people you would like to sign up to the event. When you click "Add" the selected people will be added to the list below.
You can then add more to the list and remove individuals where necessary. Once the list is complete, click the Sign-up button to
get them all signed up.
Name
Horse
Vehicle
Purchaser
Guest of
No attendees to be signed-up.
Lookup Multiple Members
Type or paste in names, one-per-line and then press Lookup.
Name
Match
No names to match
Sign-up
Purchase Add-ons
Qty
Description
Unit Cost
Total
Paid For?
Qty
Description
Unit Cost
Total
Add-ons Purchased
Thank you for your purchase.
Your purchase has been placed in the basket.
Qty
Description
Unit Cost
Total
Paid For?
You have qualified for one or more discounts! These can be applied from the My Purchases page.
Code
Description
Saving
Edit Add-on Purchase
£
Cancel Add-on Purchase
This will cancel the add-on purchase below in its entirety and create refund payments if necessary.
Change Sign-up Cost Option
Most cost options cannot be set until the sign-up has been confirmed.
You are setting the cost for to attend the whole series.
£
Unit cost before any surcharges or discounts.
Surcharge (or discount, if negative) already applied to purchase.
Net purchase cost including any surcharges or discounts.
Tokens
Assign
The selected is already allocated to .
Do you want to assign to them? If not, then
will end up with no allocated .
Edit notes for
sign-up:
= required
Amend Event Sign-up Form
Withdraw from Event
This sign-up is for the whole series. What do you want to do?
At least one sign-up is for the whole series. What do you want to do?
Undo Sign-up Withdrawal
Undo Sign-up Withdrawals
Each status can only be enabled if applicable to all sign-ups selected for undo. If you want a status that is not enabled, cancel and try Undo on the individual sign-up instead.
Move Event Sign-up
Move to Event
Select date of event to move sign-up to, then select from that day's events in the drop-down.
Note:
The cost entered here should be the full cost of the new sign-up; not the difference from what they have already paid
for their current sign-up. The system will automatically create a new due payment or refund by comparing the new cost
with what they have already paid.
Move Multiple Sign-ups
Various events
Various dates
Move to Event
Select date of event to move sign-up to, then select from that day's events in the drop-down.
Note:
The cost entered here should be the full cost of the new sign-up; not the difference from what they have already paid
for their current sign-up. The system will automatically create a new due payment or refund by comparing the new cost
with what they have already paid.
If there was already a purchaser for each sign-up then the same purchaser will be used, otherwise the purchaser will be set to the attendee.
To set alternative purchasers, cancel and move each attendee individually.
Issue a RefundClear/Reduce Sign-up Charge
This operation will cancel the associated sign-up purchase(s). How much of a refund do you want to issue?
Note that an actual due refund will only be created if the member has already paid.
Note:
If you do not issue a refund for the full amount, then the member will remain liable for the balance.
Sign-up
Net cost including and surcharges or discounts applied.
Net amount paid by member i.e. amount paid minus any refunds already paid back.
The purchaser remains liable for this amount and must arrange payment.Nothing owed by the purchaser.
Add-ons
Qty
Product
Cost
Paid to Date
Cancel & Refund?
Event History
Time
Attendee
Lifecycle Status
Payment Status
Notes
Updating User
Record Payments
Pay with Tokens
£
Refund Issued
A due refund record has been created. You should go to the Manage Payments page to record
payment of this refund.
Cancel Event
WARNING! THIS WILL CANCEL THE EVENT FOR EVERYONE!
By default, all attendees will receive a notification that the event has been cancelled.
If you choose not to refund all here, individual full or partial refunds can still be issued manually.
Warning! For payments made directly through myClubhouse integration, this will refund the money immediately. The third-party processors may still keep any fees paid.
Event Cancelled Successfully!
Action Required!
Paid Refunds
The first 20 are shown below.
Purchaser ID
Purchaser
Description
Amount
Original Payment Method(s)
Refund Payment Method
Auto-Paid?
Unpaid Refunds
The first 20 are shown below.
Purchaser ID
Purchaser
Description
Amount
Original Payment Method(s)
Refund Payment Method
Auto-Paid?
Un-Cancel Event
WARNING! THIS WILL UN-CANCEL THE ENTIRE EVENT!
All attendees will receive a notification that the event has been un-cancelled.
Synchronise Sign-ups to Participant List
To be Signed Up
Name
Sign-up
Result
MEMBERJUNIORNON-MEMBER
To be Withdrawn
Name
Withdraw
Result
MEMBERJUNIORNON-MEMBER
Nothing to do.
Select Images
No images found.
Click the 'Upload image file' button on the right-hand end of the toolbar to choose an image from your device.*
Use the other buttons on the toolbar to zoom, rotate and crop your image as desired.
* On some desktops you can also paste a URL web link into the 'File name' box at the bottom of the Open file dialog; then click 'Open'.
* On some devices you can also take a photo from this button. Alternatively, to use an image from the web, you will need to first save the image to your device before selecting.
Bulk Image Upload
Images
Image
File
Form is not yet complete, please correct the following fields:-
Upload completed successfully.
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Message Me
Use this form to send an email to another member. You may only send to one member at a time.
Your registered email address will be passed on to this member but you may also include alternative contact details.
Note: Emails sent via the website are not entirely private. A copy of every email is held on the database and this can be
accessed by certain club administrators using the Sent Emails page.
Another email address which the recipient can use to contact you.
Other contact details which the recipient can use to contact you e.g. phone number.
Save View Configuration
The code is used in the URL of the page to identify the view to be displayed.
It should be a short text value.
Select the members, roles, security levels or member lists with which you wish to share the view config.
If set, then this will be the default view for those people with whom it is shared, unless they
have set their own personal default.
Choose an Icon
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Registration Complete
You have been automatically logged in.
has been added to family group:
Registration successfully completed for .
Requested Membership Subscriptions
One or more of the requested Membership applications require approval.
You will be emailed if your request has been approved and, at that point, you will be able to view and accept or reject
the membership offer and proceed with payment.
will be emailed once the request has been approved and, at that point,
they will be able to view and accept or reject the membership offer and proceed with payment.
Subscriptions have been automatically approved and have been added to your basket. Please now proceed there to make payment.
You have requested one or more group membership subscriptions. You should now use the
register buttons below to add additional members into the available slots.
No.
Membership
One of:
Next Steps
Request Linked Membership
Add Page to Main Menu
Select the item before which the new menu item should be inserted.
If set, then the menu item will have a dividing line inserted above it.
Portsmouth Canoe Club
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