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Big mountains, big glaciers. Asian sun makes these glaciers melt very hard bringing loads and loads creamy sandy juicy into huge rivers of the Zerafshan, Fan and Pamir mountain ranges. Muksu expedition is the cherry of the trip! All the beta is in the whitewater.guide app.

Asian Ice Melt in Tajikistan (Entry #18 Short Film of the Year Awards 2020)

The Muksu is regarded as one of the most difficult rivers in the former Soviet Union, a glacial torrent cutting through a series of blind canyons in the thin air of the high Pamirs, known in the Tajik language as the "Roof of the World." Just getting to the put in would involve six days of driving along the fabled Silk Road, and a 20-mile hike over a 15,000-foot pass while carrying boats and supplies for 10 days on the river. Only three parties had run the river before and the last, in 2013, had been forced to evacuate a team member due to high altitude pulmonary edema. The mission was the final step in a seven-year project to run the most difficult and committing rivers in the former Soviet Union, including the Bashkaus in Siberia and the Sary-jaz in Kyrgyzstan. Trip leader Thomass Marnics of Latvia and filmmaker Olaf Obsommer of Germany had assembled a strong crew of international paddlers for the task.The movie "THE LEGEND OF MUKSU" tells a story of great friendship, burning bridges and leaving everything behind you and a journey into the unknown to solve the RIDDLE!

THE LEGEND OF MUKSU – TAJIKISTAN (Entry #17 Short Film of the Year Awards 2020)

MiKel Sarasola kayaking the first descent of the Kurssuaq river in Greenland

One and No More (Entry #16 Short Film of the Year Awards 2020)

Whitewater paddling is a male dominated sport, but there's something special about paddling with women. Filmed on Vancouver Island, BC By: Heather Buckingham From: Canada

Vancouver Island Women of Whitewater (Entry #15 Short Film of the Year Awards 2020)

Seven days in Nepal Find new places, weigh anchor, leave: with heart on fire following the rhythm of the waves. Lose yourself in the whitewater on Tamur river.

Seven days in Nepal (Entry #14 Short Film of the Year Awards 2020)

An epic kayak trip tale of adventure and mishap portrayed by *Interlocking Brick System.

The IBS Regents Trip (Entry #13 Short Film of the Year Awards 2020)

I've been thinking about this trick idea for the past year-and-a-half and after an awful lot of falling on my face, I present the 'Turbo Twister Flip' (essentially any move that finishes facing backwards linked to a woo and then either another woo or a back loop finishing with a McNasty... enjoy! By: Patrick Kyle From: Uk

Turbo Twister Flip (Entry #12 Short Film of the Year Awards 2020)

One of the coolest move of the past few years - the Cobra Flip - explained by its creator, Aniol Serrasolses. "Enjoy your learning process goes Aniol". One could translate it with "enjoy landing on your face for the next little while..." ;-) But once you get it, it is such a wicked feeling.

How To: Cobra Flip with Aniol Serrasolses

Image extracted from a short film - 120 moments of Zen - by Australian kayaker Kris Carson. Imagine if Van Gogh was riverside.. and really quick with the brush! Processed Using a Machine Learning Adaptive Style Transfer Model trained on the paintings of Cezanne, Monet, Gauguin, and Van Gogh. Footage from the 2019 Snowy River Extreme Race, Australia

120 Moments of Zen (Entry #11 Short Film of the Year Awards 2020)

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