Great video, thank you. One suggestion would be to perhaps include video of someone with good technique and exit timing, just to help visualise the good points you are making.
I like watching your videos. However as a long time instructor in other non water sport areas I know I have no more than 5mins to get an idea over. This video is too long at nearly 20 mins. I do understand that youtube encourages creators to make longer videos......... This is what I would like you to do: 1) set up a boat on land. Space below to show paddle inserted in "water" 2) 4 simultaneous vdeo feeds. Left, right, back, front. 3) All displayed in video at the same time. 4) Show problem, then solution 5) Do very slow replays. I have never yet seen a youtube video that replays slowly enough to be useful. Doing this is much harder than talking heads.
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What a great explanation of a correct paddling stroke, thanks for posting
Agree. Great explanation, very precise, the right amount of details, helpfull visual examples.
Congratulations on such a strong video. Clear explanations given to many paddlers, which I will be using in my practise sessions.
Great video, thank you. One suggestion would be to perhaps include video of someone with good technique and exit timing, just to help visualise the good points you are making.
Absolutely, we have video review where we highlight Olympic athletes doing things the correct way.
Super job. Thanks for the great insights!
I find a good entry is key to a good exit and a higher forward angle of entry improves me exiting.
How do I set the angle of my paddle?
I like watching your videos. However as a long time instructor in other non water sport areas I know I have no more than 5mins to get an idea over. This video is too long at nearly 20 mins.
I do understand that youtube encourages creators to make longer videos.........
This is what I would like you to do:
1) set up a boat on land. Space below to show paddle inserted in "water"
2) 4 simultaneous vdeo feeds. Left, right, back, front.
3) All displayed in video at the same time.
4) Show problem, then solution
5) Do very slow replays. I have never yet seen a youtube video that replays slowly enough to be useful.
Doing this is much harder than talking heads.
Who’s the weirdo explaining everything
Ha! Only your k2 buddy.