Beaters for All 2022

beater 's world 2022 results presented by level six and kayak session

LEVEL SIX BEATERS FOR ALL 2022 Final Results – KING OF BEATERS

Watch Greg Eeckhoute getting worked on the infamously sticky hole of the Escalier de la Peyre rapid in Southern France. This rapid is notorious for swimming... Rapid Name: Escaliers de la peyre River Name: Haut-Agout , FRANCE Kayakers: Greg Eeckhoute Behind the camera: Los Bocadillos Del Rio TEAM Disclaimer: Originally, we created the Beater For All Video Contest with fun beaters in mind (kayakers getting worked and swimming out of it (or not…) with a smile. However, we have been receiving more and more videos showing scary & sketchy situations, some being real close calls. This created a debate among us, enriched by comments from viewers: should we or should we not show those videos? By encouraging and magnifying carnage and beatering, do we promote it? Do viewers forget the dangers of kayaking? We think otherwise. We came to the conclusion that those videos can be educative and show how dangerous the sport of whitewater kayaking can be, and how nasty and quickly can a situation turn from funny to bad. By showing those videos, we firmly believe that these can create discussions and a space for exchange about what could/should have been done to avoid such situations, which will ultimately lead to increases in safety and river knowledge. Note, we never show videos in which people would get hurt badly, or even worse, showing fatal accidents. Last but least, the videos are submitted by their authors, most time the « victims » themselves. NB, We do not poach videos.

Sticky Hole on the Agout (Entry #21 Beaters For All 2022)

2nd Bridge Middle Oetz (Entry #20 Beaters for all)

Freestyle cartwheels in dynamic duo (Entry #19 Beaters for all)

Landeck Logs (Entry #18 Beaters for all)

Jori Jangling ( Entry #17 Beaters for all)

Jerry’s Drop (Entry #16 Beaters for all 2022)

Wicky Wanda (Entry #15 Beaters for all 2022)

Una Waterfall (Entry #14 Beaters for all 2022)

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