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Endurance training
Drew Cutter wrote:
Brain , I love the tuktu paddles. Question do you carry more than one style of Greenland paddle . One for bad weather (storm) and another for more calm condition when you are on open water (like the great lakes ) ? I kind feel like I'm buying a bamboo fly rod as i look over the tuktu paddles. I do carry two paddles, but my "storm" paddle serves primarily as a conveniently-sized spare that fits nicely on my foredeck. The "storm" moniker is actually a North American term. In Greenland, it would be referred to as a "short" paddle for use with a sliding stroke. They are/were used for all paddling in certain areas of the country. There are also medium-sized paddles that are used with a partial sliding stroke. You can see John Petersen using this this paddle & technique in the video "Amphibious Man". He's so smooth that you barely even notice that he's sliding the paddle one hand width on every stroke. |
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