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Begin by ensuring you are seated correctly in the boat both feet forward (knees at no less than a 90-degree angle); sitting up tall + strong with your outside thigh locked in to the side of the boat.
0:09 4:44 Dragon Boat Paddling Technique - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Now a big thing to think about when youre dragging about in common mistake that a lot of peopleMoreNow a big thing to think about when youre dragging about in common mistake that a lot of people make is they think its like canoeing. So they get in the dragon. Boat.
0:14 4:48 Proper seating in a dragon boat - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip I dont want you being extremely uncomfortable. And then but if you can having your feet in front.MoreI dont want you being extremely uncomfortable. And then but if you can having your feet in front. Because when you have your feet behind you. And you go to stroke. You have no stability.
The biggest paddlers are placed in the middle or engine room and lighter paddlers at the front and back sections. The front six paddlers set the pace and should be reserved for paddlers with good long paddling strokes. The rest of the boat needs something visual to follow.
Begin by ensuring you are seated correctly in the boat both feet forward (knees at no less than a 90-degree angle); sitting up tall + strong with your outside thigh locked in to the side of the boat.
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A dragon boat can have anywhere from 16 to 20 paddlers, sitting in pairs. A drummer sits at the front of the boat (the bow) and calls or drums the tempo for each stroke.
Dragon Boat Crew Members A crew usually consists of 22 members 20 paddlers, a STEERSPERSON and a DRUMMER (also known as a Caller). The 20 paddlers are broken down into three sections: the FRONTS (the first six paddlers), the ENGINE ROOM (the middle eight paddlers) and the BACKS (the last six paddlers).
A dragon boat is a long, narrow canoe that seats 20 paddlers in 10 rows. It has a drummer at the front of the boat by the dragons head and a steersperson who navigates the back of the boat.

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