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Old 08-14-2011, 07:10 AM   #76
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Originally Posted by Medusa View Post
I've been kinda randomly following this thread and appreciate all the good info.

We live around several lakes and prime canoeing spots. I told Jack a few days ago that it looks like pretty good exercise for the upper body and that I wanted to pick up a Kayak.

She thinks I'm too clumsy

Once you get in one, is it fairly easy to balance?
I've owned various kayaks. It is a good work out for your entire body and the best part fairly easy. You'll feel it in your abs, ass and thighs. Look up videos on you tube for proper hand placement and sinking the paddle. This makes all the difference in the world.


The kayaks I have and prefer are called "Ocean Kayak". I like them because they are open, have holes in the leg area and seat which gets your butt wet but I enjoy it keep cool. I'd rather take my kayak out over my canoe when its hot. They are very sturdy and will last forever. Mine has a compartment for a small cooler behind the seat and a closed compartment for gear. I often use mine for fishing or overnight camping and have plenty of room.
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