Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 481
FIGURE 5. BEGINNING OF STROKE FROM RIGHT 874 PADDLE YOUR OWN CANOE [Aug., cramped action and quickly tired forearm mus-cles. While the fingers are curved around theend of the paddle to control it, the pressure of thehand holds the knol) firmly in the cup of thepalm, and much of the force applied is… … FIGURE 6. MIDDLE OF STROKE. no: fatigued, and it is ready to exchange dutieswith the harder-working upper arm whenever arest is desired. Figure three shows a lone paddler kneeling ona thm life-preserver cushion in front of thenumber three thwart. (The camera made theupper arm. seem rather high and…
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