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I would think that a j-stroke is very efficient, but like stated at a
moderate pace. I'm thinking that a kayak paddle may be a little better in some situations because you should be able to get a higher stroke rate. My friend found the kayak paddle was more efficient on steadies than his whitewater paddle, and he's a fairly competent canoeist. I don't know how large of a difference there is between a WW and a touring canoe paddle. Andrew |
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