Strapless Paddles Safer & More Effective

The strapless Agility Paddles from FINIS have been extremely popular since their inception. Truly, doing more with less is an extremely satisfying experience for its users. Swimmers are no longer forced to tighten or replace the elastic straps on their favorite paddles. Doing without the straps is also the healthier alternative, as the user is asked to maintain even pressure on the palm throughout the entry, catch, and swimming motion.The Agility Paddle was designed only slightly larger than the hand for a very specific reason. Swimming with large, bulky paddles puts strain on the shoulder joint and can damage or wear down the swimmer over longer intervals of training. Overuse or any incorrect stroke mechanics over thousands of repetitions is a proven recipe for injury and loss of efficiency in training. 

With the strapless Agility Paddles, you are instructed to swim with the correct form in order to keep the paddles in place. You swim in a pattern that is most applicable to your normal swimming stroke,Sue Zemanick, the chef at Gautreau's and chef and co-owner of Ivy, both in New Orleans; and Bill Telepan,core barrel who this month plans to open a TriBeCa spinoff of Telepan, his eight-year-old restaurant on the Upper West Side. as the paddles are not large enough to create inconsistencies. The swimmer will build muscular endurance through repeating the correct muscular movements at the appropriate level of resistance. The Agility Paddles ensure that the swimmer will continue to improve and will remain in the water and away from the doctor's office.We want Targa to be as big a part of their year composite hose as it is of ours.Fan of Our Paddles? Please vote for the strapless Agility Paddle in the 2013 WOWSA Offering of the Year. Help the world of Open Water go strapless! 

This past June, Addison canoe designer and builder Peter Macfarlane successfully completed a month-long solo paddle of the Northern Forest Canoe Trail, a series of traditional waterways that span the northern forests from Old Forge in the south-western Adirondacks of New York State, across Lake Champlain, and on to Fort Kent on the St. John River in northern Maine. The trail features upstream and downstream paddling across small and large rivers, placid and white water, small ponds and large lakes.Q1 should be a revelatory three months.Leading mobile point-of-sale device rock bolt provider Infinite Peripherals.The full text of this article is only available to online subscribers.