HI all. I need help deciding what paddles to use. I just bought TYR Catalyst paddles size S. I am a male, 23 years old, weigh 150 and swim about 3-4 times a week. I would say that I am intermediate. Basically, I feel that the paddles provide too much resistance for me. Although, the Small size is what it recommened. I have no experience with paddles so I am un sure of how they are suppposed to feel. I am afriad that if I move a size smaller, my hands might be slightly too big for it. The XS is recommended for for males and females 11-12 years old. I am in a bind so any help would be appreciated!!!! Regards, Cliff :)
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natural and instant result of using the Freestyler hand paddle. This patented skeg design uses the same principles of a surfboard. With proper hand entry, the skeg channels the hand forward for maximum extension with every stroke. This paddle is not designed for resistance and strength training, but is intended as a training aid to improve technique and efficiency. QUOTE]
Natural and instant result, WOW!
Not designed for strength training, NO KIDDING?
Intended as a training aid to improve technique and efficiency? WHOSE TECHNIQUE?
Where do I sign up? For the cuckoo's nest that is.
"The stars are aligned, the gods are maligned, it is better to give than receive." Neil Peart
natural and instant result of using the Freestyler hand paddle. This patented skeg design uses the same principles of a surfboard. With proper hand entry, the skeg channels the hand forward for maximum extension with every stroke. This paddle is not designed for resistance and strength training, but is intended as a training aid to improve technique and efficiency. QUOTE]
Natural and instant result, WOW!
Not designed for strength training, NO KIDDING?
Intended as a training aid to improve technique and efficiency? WHOSE TECHNIQUE?
Where do I sign up? For the cuckoo's nest that is.
"The stars are aligned, the gods are maligned, it is better to give than receive." Neil Peart
