- mill).
Racing paddles also have
special designs. They are
generally less flat and are
curved to
catch more water,
which enable racing paddlers to maximize...
-
paddlers are
typically placed in the
middle of the canoe,
while paddlers with the most
endurance tend to be
placed at the front, as the lead
paddler sets...
-
Paddling, in
regard to
waterborne transport, is the act of
propelling a human-powered
watercraft using at
least one hand-held
paddle. The
paddle, which...
- A
paddle steamer is a
steamship or
steamboat powered by a
steam engine driving paddle wheels to
propel the
craft through the water. In antiquity, paddle...
-
leading pair of
paddlers,
rather than the
other way around.
Pairs of
paddlers sit
facing forward in the boat, and use a
specific type of
paddle which, unlike...
-
propel a boat.
Paddling is the act of
propelling watercraft using paddles.
Paddle,
Paddles or
Paddling may also
refer to: Dog
paddle, a
simple swimming...
- POP
Tennis (formally
known as
Paddle Tennis or
Paddle ball is a
racquet sport adapted from
tennis and pla**** for over a century.
Compared to tennis, the...
-
spanking paddle is an
implement used to
strike a
person on the buttocks. The act of
spanking a
person with a
paddle is
known as "
paddling". A
paddling may...
-
Without a
Paddle is a 2004
American adventure comedy film
directed by
Steven Brill,
written by Jay
Leggett and
Mitch Rouse, and
based on a
story by Harris...
- solo/stern
paddler paddles on the
right side of the
canoe and vice versa.) For this method, in
certain situations, two
tandem paddlers may
paddle on the same...
