Sunday, December 7, 2008
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1 comment:
Question: Proper length of paddle? Supposedly it's just about up to the sternum (aside from the sit-down, arms up measuring version). Some paddlers like their paddles longer to have a longer reach. Is that correct? What about various body sizes of paddlers, if their body does not allow them to bend forward, should they get a longer paddle for longer reach in compensation?
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