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yeah, no comment on leg interaction with the torso and arm movements? Hmmm. I guess we're just to dim to get that part.
SagaSeaCraft 4 months ago
ya, only ... his bottom arm doesn't stay straight in the power phase. Not much point in having arms like that, and just having them along as passengers.
murfleblurg 11 months ago
Fantastic video, good job !!
a sorrow that not be tanslate into the spanish
eleiracha 1 year ago
this is one of the best video technic i have ever seen!
blekysb 1 year ago
When Tim paddles, his catch IS his 'power phase' and if you view him from the side the blade exits a lot sooner and quicker than most people, all the emphasis is on the front of the stroke. This is how he has always paddled, I have had my best sessions training with Tim and trying to paddle like he does with a lot of emphasis on the catch. It works!
benbrown100 1 year ago
Hmmm, no comment whatsoever about the lower body's role in the stroke process. Interesting.
johnkeys51 1 year ago