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Michael Daly wrote:
I assume you use a fairly high stroke (steep shaft angle). I get same with 50-60 degrees with a high stroke. For a low stroke, I drop it down to about 25-30 degrees (advantage in having a fully adjustable paddle - but the reason I don't know the exact feather angles is that I don't measure them) Do you have a Werner touring paddle, or something else? You have observed what I have tried to explain here recently but what seems lost on most paddlers. Similarly, if you use a low stroke with an unfeathered paddle, then your control hand does the same - your wrist bends down to set the blade position on the non-control side. Right. That makes sense. I believe Brian Nystrom has to post a movie on the web (or at least still-picture series) before I can comprehend what he's talking about here. |
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