Re: [Paddlewise] to feather and carpal tunnel

Any of you out there have carpal tunnel syndrome?  How does it effect
your approach to your paddle stroke?  May it be used positively to
increase sensitivity to mistakes in technique?

It flared up the first couple of times I was out, alleviated
considerably when I wore a brace.  Any forseeable problems with the
brace?  It is more severe on my right than on my left hand, so I presume
I should learn to feather on both sides.

I know it is a rather simple operation, but I can't imagine being out of
the shop for a week, far too busy.


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