https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTuzLB3R980
Nappy Napoleon of Anuenue Canoe Club in Waikiki explains how to paddle a Hawaiian six person outrigger canoe in this second segment of the instructional DVD

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLOJURQin78
This is the introduction to "One Paddle, Two Paddle" the instructional DVD on how to paddle a Hawaiian six person outrigger canoe. Learn tips and techniques

https://www.kaiikaika.com/outrigger-basics/outrigger-paddling-technique/
Outrigger Paddling Technique. Technique, technique, technique! Everybody has an opinion, secret, the right way, perfect stroke rate, etc. This is the style we are trying to develop in order to have a consistent club technique. BRACE YOURSELF. Get a good foot plant against the bottom of the canoe with the paddle side leg.

https://outriggersantacruz.org/paddling-technique/
Luke Evslin on the catch. Danny Ching - 1. Danny Ching - 2. Kamini Jain on stoke technique explaining hinging & rotation. Kamini Jain on power phase. Olamau paddling technique shown on a double hull. Titaua on roles of each seat During Coach Titaua's visit in April 2009, she reviewed the roles and responsibilities of each paddler in the

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQWyr7FyftM
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https://goldcoastoutriggers.com/membership/coaching-skills-and-training/paddling-technique/
The stroke commences. Maximum reach and twist with the paddle blade just out of the water. Paddle blade perpendicular to canoe hull. Lower hand around 1 hand width from the start of the blade face. Top hand should not be outside the canoe. Bottom arm with minimal bend and locked. Top arm slightly bent and locked.

https://supnoob.com/outrigger-canoeing-explained-technique-equipment/
This technique involves pulling the canoe sideways toward the paddle to change direction. To perform a draw turn, place the paddle blade in the water on the side of the canoe, closer to the stern. Tilt the paddle blade slightly toward the bow and pull it towards you, applying force parallel to the side of the canoe.

https://paddlechica.com/4-reasons-you-should-get-on-an-outrigger-canoe-how-outrigger-paddling-will-help-your-dragon-boat-skills/
In technical conditions, where the steer may be forced to poke more than paddle-steer, experienced paddlers can feel when the steer is able to come back in for a few strokes. In long distance events, when a single person might have to stop paddling for 2-3 strokes to drink, take a gel, etc. it becomes easy to feel the contribution that person

https://www.woo-outrigger.com/en/article/paddle-techniques-in-oc1
The basics of OC1 paddle techniquesThe muscles and body parts used After analysis, the OC1 stroke is an assimilation of known paddling techniques. Canoeing: shoulders, arms and upper body. Surfski, kayak or flatwater racing: legs and hips. In this article, to explain the paddle stroke, we will consider the upper hand (the one holding the grip), the lower hand (holding the handle), the upper

https://olukai.com/blogs/news/how-to-paddle-an-outrigger-canoe
Most common paddling injuries end up in the shoulder and rotator cuff. It is important to envision that the paddle is moving the boat, not the body moving the paddle. Novice paddlers think of moving the paddle, which does not move the boat. The force must be placed on the "sweet spot" of the paddle with efficient power.

https://olukai.com.au/blogs/news/how-to-paddle-an-outrigger-canoe
Paddling an outrigger canoe seems simple: jump in and start paddling. However, paddling and moving the canoe forward requires paddling skills, strategies and teamwork. Outrigger canoes seat four, six or twelve paddlers, but no matter the size of the canoe, paddlers perform the same role. No matter what the role, paddlers must integrate strength and endurance to move efficiently. Define the

https://outriggersantacruz.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/steering_an_outrigger_canoe.pdf
Check the canoe from turning to starboard by poking on port strongly until the bow swings 5 - 10 degrees port of your mark. Then switch sides and paddle strongly forward (with a bit of a draw) on starboard. As the wind brings the bow back to starboard of your mark, poke once again and repeat the process.

https://forums.paddling.com/t/paddling-outrigger-oc2/34554#!
C2 vs 0C2. Just to clarify, OC2 does not refer to "outrigger. In competition canoeing OC2 refers to "Open Canoe" 2 persons. C2 refers to a "Decked Canoe" for 2 persons. OC2 is the more traditional canoe while C2's actually look more like a kayak paddled while kneeling instead of sitting and with a single bladed paddle rather than a

https://www.calipaddler.com/blogs/paddle-articles/outrigger-canoe-tips-for-padling-in-and-out-trhough-surf
Here are some important Outrigger Canoe tips, dos and don'ts and lessons learned the hard way which may help you safely get to your destination and not have to worry so much about that upcoming race with a beach entry. This is part of a multi-part series. Part 1: GENERAL tips and guidelines for paddling in and out of surf

https://kialoa.com/blogs/talkstory/double-bend-paddles-vs-single-bend-outrigger-paddles
The Paea Hybrid Double Bend is a larger, stiffer blade. And the Ekahi Carbon Double Bend paddle has a stiff blade but has flex in the shaft due to its 3 piece construction. Crews Mixing Single and Double Bend Paddles. Mixing shaft angles and types within a team canoe, compromises uniformity of paddling technique and power bands.

https://www.trailspace.com/articles/how-to-paddle-canoe-strokes-techniques.html
In the stern sweep stroke, the stern paddler reaches out to his or her paddling side with the paddle entering the water at roughly a 90-degree angle to the side of the canoe. The blade is then swept back towards the stern of the canoe. The stern sweep not only propels the canoe forward, but also turns it to the stern paddler's offside.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwCoyXBanfY
This contributed video shows the stern paddler in an OC2 using the One-Arm Freedom canoe paddle. Mastering a synchronized high stroke cadence is an essential

https://www.paddleworld.com/john-puakea-teaches-the-tahitian-canoe-paddling-technique/
For the wider paddling community, John is continuing to advance paddling performance with this new line of products, including outrigger and SUP paddles, applying the same technical and aesthetic standards used in his OC1s and OC6s. Additionally, John is available for coaches' clinics, team clinics, as well as for private coaching.

https://store.outriggerzone.com/paddles/
Outrigger Canoe Paddles. Designed by Cameron Jacome of Palafamala, based in Wahikuli, Maui. Hybrid Carbon Paddle. Learn More. Hybrid Carbon Steering Blade. Learn More. BALANCE. We try to keep the balance point of the paddle about one fist above the blade. Although some paddlers choke all the way up or all the way down, the majority grab about

https://www.paddlesporttraining.com/canoe-paddling-adapter/
PaddleSport Training's Canoe Paddling Adapter converts the Indoor Rower temporarily for outrigger, dragon boat, marathon and SUP-specific training. Designed to allow easy and smooth side-to- side switches with an unparalleled simulation of on-water paddling, the Paddling Adapter is key for improving paddling technique as well as fitness. Our

https://www.paddlezoo.com/ihepaddles
Hybrid price is $395. IHE Paddles come with 3 blade sizes and 2 blade angle options available in every construction. Blade widths available are 9", 9.5", and 10". Blade angle options are 7 and 9 degrees. Generally, 7 degree blades are meant for V1 and sprint racing. The 9 degree blades are for everything else.

http://www.marinaoutrigger.club/index.php?topic=5663.0
Most all paddlers (even veterans with years of experience), have a picture-perfect pose of huge extension with their paddle so far out they're pulling 30% air & the paddle isn't submerged until the stroke is half over. Drill in an OC1 or 2 to know where your paddle should enter the water: Sitting up straight in the canoe or a chair.

https://www.paddledynamics.com/Ozone-Gemini-OC2-outrigger-canoe-p/og.htm
The Ozone Gemini outrigger canoe is the newest OC2 on the market and is designed by Kai Bartlett. Like the Ares it has incredible control when surfing the largest waves and is able to link waves with ease. It also has really nice glide in the flats and is great for inland lakes and rivers. The speed of the Gemini exceeds many marathon racing