The answer is that all of these options can work, and have for thousands of paddlers. Learning on your own can be tricky, and you'll probably make every mistake in book before you get comfortable, but it certainly is a viable option. Just make sure you're in reasonable aerobic condition, have a modest amount of smarts and common sense, and are willing to be patient.

A good kayaking instructor, on other hand, can make whole process much easier--and safer--and it doesn't have to be a formal instructor from a paddling shop or business.

If you have friends or family who are experienced paddlers, consider asking them for some informal instruction. Just let them know that you're just starting out, and that you'll need a lot of patience and understanding for first few excursions. If you have access to a pool that allows kayaks in water, this can provide a great way to get some initial training, especially in getting your roll mechanics down.

But first it is important to appreciate value of stretching exercises, which is what golf instruction tip in this article is all about.

The golf swing is resisted by human body because it is a very unnatural movement, as far as human body is concerned.

Golf-specific stretching exercises help a great deal in conditioning your body to adapt to golf swing as much as possible. The idea is to make body comfortable during golf swing so that you greatly reduce on its’ awkwardness. In simple terms more comfortable your body is during a golf swing, better quality of your golf swing will be.