Welcome to
Manly Warringah Kayak Club
Narrabeen Lake
Club Races
October 2018
7/10/2018 – Single Club Champs
14/10/2018 – Divisional Handicap
21/10/2018 – PaddleNSW Sprints Round 4 Narrabeen
28/10/2018 – K2/K4 Club Champs
November 2018
4/11/2018 – Single Club Champs
11/11/2018 – Divisional Handicap
18/11/2018 – K2/K4 Club Champs
25/10/2018 – Grand Prix
December 2018
2/12/2018 – Single Club Champs
9/12/2018 – Divisional Handicap
16/12/2018 – K2/K4 Club Champs
23/12/2018 – Grand Prix
30/12/2018 – Turn with the Leader
Useful Links
About our Club
The club has around 250 members of all ages and abilities. From ages 6 to 86. From paddlers struggling not to fall in the water to gold medal winning Olympians. There are the paddlers who always have a coffee at the local cafe after every paddle to the time-poor who squeeze in a morning or afternoon session. Members paddle a variety of boats from stable TK1’s and ocean skis through to K1’s and C1’s
Announcements
Club Uniform and Polo
Please see our new For Sale page for pictures of our club uniform and other items for sale.
2019 1st Quarter Coaching Fees
Please click here to make a payment for the 2019 1st Quarter Coaching term.
Saturday Coaching Sessions
Junior Coaching, all levels: 7am – 8.30am
Adults Beginner Coaching: 7am – 8.30am
Juniors Coaching – Wednesday Afternoons
Wednesday Afternoon training is back from 5th September.
Sessions start at 4.30pm and will be run by Peter Grimes. You must be a current MWKC member and have paid the coaching fees for the term (see above) to be able to participate.
Fees will cover both Saturday morning and Wednesday afternoon.
Please email dhipsley@optusnet.com.au if you wish your child to attend.
Happy paddling!
MWKC Juniors Christmas Party
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MWKC Juniors had a fun Xmas party on stand up paddle boards followed by a presentation of certificates and a pancake breakfast cooked by the Mums and Dads.
Posted by Manly Warringah Kayak Club on Saturday, 8 December 2018
Boater slugged massive fine for swamping rowers
Ignoring a no wake zone sign has left a motor cruiser owner with a massive hit to the hip pocket
