The Impact of Kayaking

Jenna Alberts
December 4, 2015

On November 20th, Mariola Gorlicki dove into the pool off the diving board with her kayak in her gym class.
Rebecca Hanson                                                                                                           The Impact of Kayaking. On November 20th, Mariola Gorlicki dove into Oak Lawn High School’s pool off the diving board with her kayak in her gym class learning how to gain control. Mariola was learning how to manage a kayak if it ever tips over and how to get out of it.
Pictured from left to right we have Angelica Diaz, Andrew Mazurek, Tamer Que, David Garcia, Julia Munoz, Alexis DeAvilla, James Polich, Dylan Catalona-Wild kayaking in their Adventure Ed gym class last friday.
Rebecca Hanson
The Impact of Kayaking. Pictured from left to right we have Angelica Diaz, Andrew Mazurek, Tamer Que, David Garcia, Julia Munoz, Alexis DeAvilla, James Polich, Dylan Catalona-Wild kayaking in their Adventure Ed gym class last Friday. Their teacher Mr. Wagner said that “As you expose them to recreational activities like this, they can do this world wide. Water is 65% of this earth, being exposed to this in a controlled setting gives them the opportunity to take college classes, vacation and helps them be comfortable around water”.

 

This picture captures (from left to right) Jimmy Haupt, James Polich, Tamer Que, Andres Sanchez, Angelica Diaz and Chloe Kucaba learning how to kayak at Oak Lawn Community High School
The Impact of Kayaking. This picture captures (from left to right) Jimmy Haupt, James Polich, Tamer Que, Andres Sanchez, Angelica Diaz and Chloe Kucaba learning how to kayak together at Oak Lawn Community High School during their 2nd period gym class. Chloe (pictured to the right) said that her experience was “dog gone crazy!”.