#2 Forward paddling - top tips with Jake Holland

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Today for #TechniqueTuesday ... the second in Jake Holland's series helping you to work on your paddling wherever you are.
The forwards stroke - using your whole body to put the power down and paddle all day without tiring, building on video #1 posture.
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11 май 2020

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@danparks8894 2 года назад

My kid sitting behind me is gonna thank you for the tip about keeping the pushing hand higher! Thanks!

@profjdurham 2 года назад

Super tips, clear, lucid, and most helpful - many thanks

@deelawton3722 2 года назад

Awesome way to teach! Just moved to Rainbow Springs, Florida! First time kayaker who hasn't even bought a kayak. I will definitely watch this alot more, thankyou🤩

@andyroubik5760 Год назад

Thank you for a good video! I'm a canoeist new to kayaking and I think your lesson is very helpful

@geopietro 8 месяцев назад

Totally agree.

@MightTower 4 года назад

Great video thanks.

@malcolmnicholls2893 2 года назад

Ah Ha! I've been finding this difficult and no- one has told me to swivel from the hips before. I've been moving from the waist only (just about). Thanks.

@geopietro 8 месяцев назад

Thank you. I'm new to paddling. Is this instruction appropriate for white water kayaking? Thanks again.

@palmequipment 8 месяцев назад

Yes, this advice applies to all sorts of kayaking. Flat water racing kayaks with wing paddles are a little different, but mostly the same. Jake is a whitewater paddler and a strong efficient forward paddle stroke is really helpful on the river.

@geopietro 8 месяцев назад

@@palmequipment Thsnk you for letting me know.

@82HEADCASE 2 года назад

How much if any force goes through the feet on to the foot rests??

@palmequipment 2 года назад

Hard to quantify Tom! But certainly as you put more effort into your strokes, you'll feel application of force through your feet more than the seat and knees.

@82HEADCASE 2 года назад

@@palmequipment I'm one of those who paddled using arms and shoulders so this is a new concept for me. I'm just starting out with a sea kayak and I'm aswell to get the technique right first time round so great video Thanks