I would watch slalom content. Particularly if you started talking about putting the boat on a carve and carrying momentum into, and most specifically, out of eddies. I don't paddle anymore but often start to think about cross current diagonal speed and regret not understanding about this in the 1980s!
@@MatthewBrookKayaking its what I do at the end of our winter pool sessions. a couple pool laps cross bow both sides always seems to finish off any energy I had left.
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as a primarily flat water paddler i’m super excited for this one
Glad to hear it! Hope this is helpful!
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@@kentwilliams13 I have heard that said...
I would watch slalom content. Particularly if you started talking about putting the boat on a carve and carrying momentum into, and most specifically, out of eddies. I don't paddle anymore but often start to think about cross current diagonal speed and regret not understanding about this in the 1980s!
@@neilusingmyphonefletcher5950 thanks. Great, well, that's definitely something I can talk about!
I did enjoy that, a C1 or open canoe would up the challenge, I'd like to see that
Oh yeah, open canoe would definitely be more of a challenge for me! Not my area at all!
@@MatthewBrookKayaking Open canoes were my preference for paddling, fun on white water too
Now try it all cross bow.
@@matthewsturgeon that's a great exercise! Good suggestion.
@@MatthewBrookKayaking its what I do at the end of our winter pool sessions. a couple pool laps cross bow both sides always seems to finish off any energy I had left.
As an American that doesn't get offended by everything. I support this lol
I was hoping the meme was ubiquitous enough now that this wouldn't be too contentious! 😅
Nope!
@ good to know!