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in a sea kayak, should one's knees touch the knee pads while feet are pressing on pedals?
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slipshodcoqbgg 1 year ago
so how else do you paddle? its not even fuunny
mikeybj 3 years ago
This video doesn't go over anything that isn't more or less common sense. But there are a LOT of people who paddle incorrectly.
Robopencil 2 years ago
does that help for racing?
drumhead95 3 years ago
Torso rotation is at the core of good paddling. But, bend the elbows toward the end of the stroke (and while lifting the blade out of the water). This releases tension on the active side and will help put more power into the next stroke (on the opposite side). When paddling with straight arms (as shown toward the end of this video) you will lose power and may set yourself up for serious injury.
DeepWaterKayaker 3 years ago
@DeepWaterKayaker I have other sort of concern and that's why I am here. Im n amateur novice kayker and I went kayaking today at Porto da Barra, Salvador, Brazil. I didt it for about an hour with my legs streched on the kayak all the time. As a result, I guess the position caused some pressure keeping the blood from circulating well in that region and I did not realize that. When I got off the kayak I almost fell to the ground cause my legs were completely dormant. How can I avoid that?
fiofodiveia 1 year ago
@fiofodiveia
play with the foot pegs and the location of the seat if possible.
You don't want your legs stretched out, you will lose circulation, you also don't want your knees to be bent too much either, lose circulation as well.
It makes all the difference in kayaking if your legs are in the right position and actively a part of kayaking and bracing
micahgee 1 year ago
Torso rotation is at the core of good paddling. But, bend the elbows toward the end of the stroke (and while lifting the blade out of the water). This releases tension on the active side and will help put more power into the next stroke (on the opposite side). When paddling with straight arms (as shown toward the end of this video) you will lose power and may set yourself up for serious injury.
DeepWaterKayaker 3 years ago