Danny Ching provides clear instructions on proper body angle and the common errors many paddlers make.
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UNE = pronounced OO-NAY. To “lever.”
This is the action MUA (stroker and sometimes others) takes to help HO‘OKELE (steerer) turn the bow of the canoe going around the turn flag. This can be ANY movement of the paddle, from a J-stroke to paddling toward the hull. I have heard this term mispronounced UNI = OO-NEE. This word is not in the Hawaiian dictionary.
This is the action MUA (stroker and sometimes others) takes to help HO‘OKELE (steerer) turn the bow of the canoe going around the turn flag. This can be ANY movement of the paddle, from a J-stroke to paddling toward the hull. I have heard this term mispronounced UNI = OO-NEE. This word is not in the Hawaiian dictionary.
KAHI = pronounced, KAH-HEE. To “cut.”
Holds the paddle still, blade “cutting” in the same line as the canoe. No “action” was taken.
Holds the paddle still, blade “cutting” in the same line as the canoe. No “action” was taken.
This video shows seats 1 and 2 doing three turns:
The first part of this video shows the steersman in one turn:
Introduction to Hawaiian Outrigger Canoeing
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