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Oci-One Kanubi wrote:
I was kinda sore by the end of day two; then I remembered that this was just how I felt when I was a beginning paddler. At the time I thought it was inexperience and un-conditioned muscles. Now I realize that, when I was beginning, all the trips were led by old-schoolers in those big long boats, whereas I have always paddled shorter whitewater boats. So now I think those old guys weren't so much tougher than I after all! Also it's possible your paddling is more efficient now, both in terms of stroke selection and execution. Something similar is often noted on on Grand Canyon trips: a novice takes the oars, and gets really winded and tired just making lines. Then an experienced rower takes over, and guides the raft effortlessly. |
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