Single seat kayak manufacturers teach you tips for controlling the direction of your kayak

Single seat kayak needs to be rowed in a kneeling position. It is a single paddle, so when rowing, the left side is the forehand method, and the right side is the backhand method. Both sides must be evenly used to ensure that the single seat kayak runs in a straight line.

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method:
1. Kneel in the middle of the kayak
Kneel in the center of the single seat kayak with your legs together.
2. Hold the paddle handle
The left hand is holding the paddle handle, and the right hand is holding the paddle handle.
3. Row the paddle
Using the right hand as a fulcrum, row the paddle back with the left hand.
4. Power transmission
The other side uses the left hand as the fulcrum, and pushes the right hand position to realize power transmission.
5. Drive forward
In this way, the single seat kayak will travel forward by rowing in both directions.
The above is the introduction of the small skills of single seat kayak to control the direction. Have you learned it? In fact, it is not as difficult as you imagined. According to the method, you can do it with more practice. Come and try it.

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