OUTDOOR EDUCATION Crossword

Method of landing a kayak flat after clearing an epic or nasty drop
Strange arm signal or movement made by kayakers under 30, means "this is the sh*t"
The critical, crucial, most important bit of a rapid, move, or problem
The time you spend stuck in or under a hydraulic feature
The recirculation of water behind rocks, walls, or other features
Character building exercise of taking one's boat for a walk to avoid a nasty rapid. Can take 5 minutes or 12 hours depending on your ability
Bread filled up with yummy stuff, which gets wet and squashed when it is yours, and looks great if it's someone else's. Also a way to right an upturned kayak
By using the force of the water, a kayaker sinks the tail of a kayak making a fast turn or pivot vertically
Thick dark beer, or very difficult whitewater
To descend by sliding down a rope (the best part of the climb)
Off balance climbing, which causes the climber to swing out from the rock
Information about a climb or route given, that can range from moves, sequences, to tips about the gear needed
Used to indicate that something is exceptionally solid. Also must be said whilst slapping a kayaking before driving away with them on your roof racks
An edge held only by the fingertips
Navigation tool that at least one person forgets every tramp
The fabric room an outdoor ed student spends more time sleeping in than their own bed
Super helpful acronym drilled into students learning how to enter/exit an eddy in a kayak
Oddly shaped plastic object you sit in to navigate through rapids
The largest buoyancy aid on the river
Large, cold hill to walk up with spikes attached to one's tramping boots
The home river for a TPP Outdoor Ed student
Neoprene onesie that is difficult to remove when one is in desperate need to pee
Acronym for the polytech with the best Outdoor Education Tutors ever