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Vertical Paddle

The following video is posted on YouTube and features Kamini Jain teaching. Originally noted on www.outriggercanoe.blogspot.com website of Mindy Clarke.

Kamani discusses the "Hinge", it value and its sequencing.

"If the hinging is a chosen element, then sequencing of body motion in the pull can have a significant effect on the efficiency of the paddle angle and the power of the movement." CLICK "Read More..." TO VIEW VIDEO

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Tahitian V1 Paddling Technique

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Visit Rambo's Locker web site for this video and more...Rambo's text follows:

Lemmy Lambert is the co-builder and designer of the Va'a Factory V1 and V6 in Tahiti. An accomplished paddler himself, Lemmy and his team, Taaroa Dubois, Roland Teahui, Steeve Teihotaata and Heialanin Vairaaroa won the Te Aito, Super Aito 2009 V1 races, they also manufactured the V6 for Top Tahitian Team OPT, who won the 3 day 2009 Hawaiki Nui Va'a race.


Lemmy was just recently in Australia as coach of a V1 Clinic organized by Erica Hamp, Tracy Horan, the South Queensland Zone AOCRA Committee and Mark Kennedy (Va'a Factory Franchisee in Aust ZuluSurf) I had the pleasure of spending time with Lemmy at the 2 day Clinic and filming him demonstrating basic V1 Technique. The video above is part of that Clinic.

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Kanaka Small Boat Race 2008

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Rick and Don, Technique

Rick Nu'u and Don Irvine from Comox demonstrate technique in the following video.

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9-Man Water Change Clinic Pt1

Part 1 of the Change Clinic for 9-man outrigger follows:

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