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Per Al Deveron:
I wonder if that's true. Consider this: Using a kayak paddle, each stroke wastes a certain amount of energy in trying to make the boat turn towards the opposite side. The same is true of the single-blade canoe paddle. The wisdom that I gleaned (correctly or incorrectly...) from a surf ski mailing list is that outrigger canoes are not competitive with surf skis because of the single-bladed paddling technique. I'll leave it to greater minds than mine to explain why. -- PeteCresswell |
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