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Is Canoeing Eco Friendly?
Written by Jerry Jacoby in Canoe Last Updated August 27, 2023 Yes, canoeing is eco friendly because it does not require any motorized power, which means there are no emissions from a gas engine. Paddling also helps to conserve energy. Canoeing is a great way to enjoy the outdoors while being eco-friendly. Paddling through the water using only your…
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What is a Rafting Trip?
Written by Jerry Jacoby in Rafting Last Updated December 27, 2022 A rafting trip is a guided tour down a river in an inflatable raft. Rafting trips can be calm and relaxing, or they can be adventurous and thrilling, depending on the river conditions. A rafting trip is an amazing way to see some of the most beautiful scenery…
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Is Rafting Easier Than Kayaking?
Written by Jerry Jacoby in Rafting Last Updated January 26, 2023 There is no easy answer to this question as it depends on a number of factors including the experience of the person, the type of rafting, and the type of kayaking. In general, however, rafting may be seen as easier than kayaking because it requires less physical effort…
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Does Wakeboarding Hurt Your Knees?
Written by Jerry Jacoby in Wakeboard Last Updated March 31, 2023 There is no definitive answer to this question as everyone experiences pain differently. Some people may find that wakeboarding does not hurt their knees at all, while others may experience some discomfort. The best way to determine if wakeboarding will hurt your knees is to try it and…
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Is a Longer Canoe Better?
Written by Jerry Jacoby in Canoe Last Updated April 1, 2023 It is often thought that a longer canoe is better, but this is not always the case. A longer canoe may be more difficult to maneuver and may not perform as well in some types of water. It is important to choose the right size canoe for the…
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Why are Propeller Blades Twisted?
Written by Jerry Jacoby in Blog Last Updated March 31, 2023 The blades on a propeller are twisted because when the propeller rotates, the air flow around the blades produces a lift force. The amount of lift depends on the angle of attack, which is the angle between the blade and the direction of the airflow. If the blades…
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Is Water Rafting Scary?
Written by Jerry Jacoby in Rafting Last Updated December 26, 2022 No, water rafting is not scary. It can be exciting and thrilling, but it is not scary. If you are afraid of heights or falling, then you may not enjoy water rafting as much as someone who is not afraid of those things. Is water rafting scary? Well, it all…
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How is Rafting Done?
Written by Jerry Jacoby in Rafting Last Updated December 27, 2022 Rafting is done by floating down a river on a raft. A raft is a large, flat vessel that is propelled by paddles or oars. Rafting can be done for recreation or transportation. It is a great way to get out and enjoy the outdoors, while also getting…
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Is River Rafting Tiring?
Is river rafting tiring? That’s a tough question to answer, as it depends on a lot of factors – how big the waves are, how long you’re rafting for, etc. However, we can say that river rafting is definitely a workout, and you will likely be tired after a day out on the water. So if…
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What Does a Cox Say to Rowers?
A coxswain is the person who steers a rowing boat and is responsible for the safety of the crew. They are typically very experienced rowers themselves and understand the technical aspects of rowing. A good cox will be able to motivate their crew and keep them focused on the task at hand. A cox is…