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First WaveWalk Paddle Trip, Kayak Review By Retired Gentleman From Texas
Took my WaveWalk out this morning for my first paddle and decided to take a trip thru some of our marshes down here. According to a google earth retracing of my steps I covered about 5.7 miles in 2 hours … Continue reading
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Hamstring Theory, Yak Back, and Kayaking Ergonomics
This article first appeared on the PAINLESS KAYAK FISHING blog. This short article will attempt to examine the ‘hamstring theory’ about the source of back pain and leg pain in kayaking and kayak fishing, both as an explanation of the … Continue reading
Posted in back pain, butt pain, circulation, exercise, fishing kayaks, hamstring, kayak fishing, leg numbness, pelvis, posture, sciatica, SOT, technique, tendonitis, yak ass
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