The Layback Scull
The layback sculling manoeuvre is one of the most useful and reassuring skills in Greenland rolling. In this taster lesson from the new “Sculling Rolls
The layback sculling manoeuvre is one of the most useful and reassuring skills in Greenland rolling. In this taster lesson from the new “Sculling Rolls
“I can’t imagine not having that [the river] in my life, ever. It has formed my life.” – Patricia Patso Stow In 1979, Patrica “Patso”
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