Sculling bladework examples

A compilation of top crews showing great sculling bladehandling.
Mostly 4x (and some 2x).
Things to look at are for example:
Acceleration towards finish
Making height diference before feathering
Contrast between drive and recovery
Relaxed upper body towards catch
No upperbody movement when catching

[@giovannimillo6182]

Many great examples, including the Brothers of course! But the Dutch stroke in the last video is perhaps the most remarkable: relaxed-looking, almost smiling, during the recovery -- even in the last stages of a race, at 36 spm or more; no unneded tension, no waste of energy. Catch-accelerate-relax-let run. So good.

[@pradeepsahoo7243]

2:30 Love the rhythm and power. Looking Awesome!

[@camillaklein9913]

4.04! The Swiss with that drill!,,

[@malcolmhaynes2886]

Interesting, but would have liked a bit more zoom and slow motion from both angles. Thank you for posting.😎

[@sophielwitz]

i can NEVER tell if the swiss m4x is a video game or not

[@xanwhite74]

anyone have the link to the first race?

[@Johnninham-ur1dr]

'See how the blades sky before the catch, because the co-efficiency
of the hull doesn't accommodate the asymmetric profile dimensions...... Stroke is flawed......
Blades have been failing for 35 years.........Square look?'