By Tom Watson | Think of your kayak paddle as an extension of your body; the shaft (arm) and paddle blade (hand), as a means of maneuvering your boat as an extension of motions you employ for swimming or for propelling yourself across the water. Four basic kayak strokes enable a paddler to move their kayak in any direction …
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