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Peter Clinch
 
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Charlie wrote:
Well, loads of them use play boats, including my mate in another (larger)
I:3.


If it's a larger I:3 it'll probably have more waterline length, which
generally translates to a greater hull speed...

I think I might just need to hit the gym


Technique tuning of your forward paddling is probably going to get you
up to the optimum hull speed (assuming you're not already there) better
than just yanking harder.

Pete.
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