No problem. And I think it's just the angle of their legs and the camera that makes their legs look really skinny, because you just see their knees and not their thighs too much. It really is a great sport for full body conditioning! :)
That's actually not true, I know alot of good kayakers who can squat 300 plus and bench around 200 . If you watch their technique closely, their pumping their legs the entire race and that's where they get most of their power from. It's really a full body sport and the kayaker who crosses the line first is usually the one who used their legs most effectively. -paddling since 2005
No problem. And I think it's just the angle of their legs and the camera that makes their legs look really skinny, because you just see their knees and not their thighs too much. It really is a great sport for full body conditioning! :)
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That's actually not true, I know alot of good kayakers who can squat 300 plus and bench around 200 . If you watch their technique closely, their pumping their legs the entire race and that's where they get most of their power from. It's really a full body sport and the kayaker who crosses the line first is usually the one who used their legs most effectively.
-paddling since 2005
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Ja początkujący kajakarz jestem i jak na to patrzę to mi gęba opada